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Comment · 9 years ago
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The 1,000,000 estimate is of people who've tried it one or more times.

A subset of those, 200,000 would be the ones to apply the 71% metric to.

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That was a mistake. Fixing it now.
Comment · 11 years ago
Comment · 11 years ago
As a maker of a food product that falls into the new food category of "soylents" we constantly get questions about the relationship between the name and the movie. We thought we'd have some fun with it and sell a limited-edition version that was actually green.

We decided to make two versions, one that plays up the dystopian nature of the film and another that plays up the Irish. Aside from a slightly different label on the bag, they're the same product.

Comment · 11 years ago
The headlines I see on page one, in order:

* The End of Food - The New Yorker

* Soylent Isn't People; But Is It The End Of Food?

* New Yorker: Soylent to end food? (secondary article)

* 11 Craziest Parts of The New Yorker's Soylent Article (secondary article)

* Following the rise of soylent and the end of food | The Verge

* Soylent Could Make Food Preparation A Thing Of The Past

* Let's embrace the end of food | Al Jazeera America

2 of the 7 articles have question marks, and one of those is a secondary article. 1 of 5 of the primary articles pose it as a question.

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