Because I'm right, and he's wrong. For fuck's sake, everyone on here needs to educate themselves about the basics of nutrition before commenting on something they don't understand.
Why not educate people, rather than call them wrong?
The reasons you're not being convincing are:
- you attack based on age.
- you attack based on lack of credentials.
- you attack based on the idea that someone might get hurt, when you don't have any evidence Soylent is dangerous.
- your entire tone is one of talking down to your audience.
If your arguments had substance, you wouldn't need to resort to any of that.
> you attack based on the idea that someone might get hurt, when you don't have any evidence Soylent is dangerous
It's like talking to a brick wall. How many times do I have to tell you? The burden of proof is on the people making Soylent. You can't just apologize after the fact, when people are already in the hospital.
Why not educate people, rather than call them wrong?
The reasons you're not being convincing are:
- you attack based on age.
- you attack based on lack of credentials.
- you attack based on the idea that someone might get hurt, when you don't have any evidence Soylent is dangerous.
- your entire tone is one of talking down to your audience.
If your arguments had substance, you wouldn't need to resort to any of that.