what does /fit/ think of soylent?
>>34986338
>Soy
I actually enjoy food, I'm not unawakened reptilian backup-flesh so I don't trundle through life in an autistic stupor bemoaning my human diet.
>>34986338
Literally just Ensure with a marketing team of hipsters.
I prefer to make my own socialist nightmare nutrition slurry.
>>34986427
>enjoying life
what kind of faggot are you, indulging in shit besides orgasmic pain and manly suffering
>>34986439
Having tasted it, this is accurate
>>34986427
>>34986427
I see somebody's actually read some of the stuff Rob Rhinehart (creator of soylent) has written.
It'd be less disturbing if for one minute he'd acknowledge that maybe, just maybe, he's kind of an outlier.
>>34986439
>>34986480
Both of these.
It's multi-vitamins plus a few other things (salt, choline, etc), protein powder, fiber and carbs. I use whey, hemp and coconut oil, and flax and oat powder for those last pieces. (I tried masa once, it's one of the most popular knockoffs, shit was like drinking sand water.)
Seriously considering ordering some.
I am a spooky skeleton (6'5" 145LBS) that hates eating food. This seems like it could solve all of my issues.
>>34986480
>socialist nightmare nutrition slurry
>>34986586
Maybe instead of drinking nightmare slurry, you could try eating good food. Learn to cook.
>>34986627
I don't think you understand. I hate eating. It wastes time that could be spent doing other things.
Most people don't understand this mindset, so that's no insult to you. I would rather just get my calories and nutrients in the most effective and simple method possible. Soylent seems to be exactly what I want.
In addition to Soylent, I'd probably consume an apple and two bananas daily so that my digestive tract is still exposed to solid foods, and thus does not deteriorate.
>>34986641
You can do shakes in blender with oats, powder protein, peanut butter and bananas for a start
>>34986652
Sounds like a good idea, thanks anon.
>>34986627
Not the same guy you were talking to, but I get that anon's feelings on eating. If you told me that I could eat at a 3 Michelin star restaurant every day for the rest of my life but that I would have to spend a total of 3 hours eating in a day (summing up the time it takes for breakfast, lunch, dinner) as opposed to something simple and bland that took only 10 minutes in a day, I would choose the latter every single time. Like I've eaten at restaurants where the bill was like 200 dollars per person (the bills were expensed as part of a business meeting) and while the food tasted good, I just couldn't help but feel like I was wasting so much time for a damn meal. If it weren't for the fact that we were doing business at the same time, I probably would have been checking my watch every 10 minutes wondering when the damn full course would be done.
Meals prepped for the rest of the week or just eating super basic foods make total sense to me. People who love to cook and spend a significant time preparing and eating food boggles me.
>>34986641
Just eat while doing something else, like reading, you dumb fuck. As an added bonus you can dust your collection of fedoras with your feet at the same time, while also stimulating your prostate by bouncing on your 12" dragon dildo. Also you only need one hand for eating, so you can still use the other one to shitpost on your favorite Tindukistan support group for paraplegic olive pickers.
See how efficient, not a moment wasted!
