2018-02-26 at 6:01 AM UTC
Soylent. What is it?
I have encountered this beverage in the wild twice now. Both times were while working. Both times I was moving computer nerds, and they had boxes and boxes of it. If hindus have you move 10-time reused boxes that are falling apart and overloaded with rice, then computer nerds have you move half a trucks worth of soylent, along with 1 or 2 pieces of furniture and like 5 computers and monitors.
THe soylent drinkers never lived alone, they always lived in an unkempt den along with other computer nerds. Most were fat and ugly, definitely virgins. In one of the two times, the computer nerds were playing magic cards while we loaded up their soylent and computers into the truck.
I asked one of the MORALLY SUPERIOR BEINGs what soylent was, and they all chimed in explaining. They said its an easy way to supplement nutrition or that its a good way to eat healthy or something like that. They were all either too skinny or too fat.
Now I see 4chan took soylent and ran with it.
What the fuck is soylent and why do computer nerds drink it?
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2018-02-26 at 6:02 AM UTC
Soylent green is blah blah blah
2018-02-26 at 6:04 AM UTC
I think its like
.. protein powder but for people that don't work out
.. 'ensure' for people that aren't advanced age
whats it made out of anyway, ground-up cricket meat?
2018-02-26 at 6:09 AM UTC
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2018-02-26 at 6:10 AM UTC
WHY DO NERDS DRINK THIS SHIT?
WHY DO NERDS LIVE IN A MESS?
WHY ARE NERDS VIRGINS?
I cannot make sense of this. I have better time making sense of HINDU thinking, and working with hindus is ALWAYS fucked up. There is ALWAYS some fucked up shit happening.
2018-02-26 at 6:12 AM UTC
I cannot drive anywhere within a 50 mile radius without seeing apartment buildings and houses where I worked. I moved this WHOLE fucking city and all the surrounding cities too. I have also moved stuff in and out of the microsoft campus for them to make concept art of a motorcycle and VR or something.
But only times that I have seen soylent was in disgusting nerds homes.
2018-02-26 at 6:56 AM UTC
Originally posted by BRiCK
WHY DO NERDS DRINK THIS SHIT?
Cheap, healthy, and requires no prep.
WHY DO NERDS LIVE IN A MESS?
When most of what commands your attention (hobbies, entertainment, work) is constantly in your home it probably takes more willpower to do housework. Also not brining girls home reduces incentive to clean. Also the culture encourages it to a degree
WHY ARE NERDS VIRGINS?
Obsessive hobbies and competing demands for time/attention (becoming a "nerd" is large time investment) means romance sometimes takes a backseat. The culture also tends to attract the socially inept.
I'm not actually sold on the idea there's any particularly strong "nerd"/soylent correlation though, around here it's considered more of a hipster thing, which is a distinct group from "nerds" although there's definitely overlap.
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2018-02-26 at 7:14 AM UTC
Their website suggests that this drink has %20 percent daily nutrition with 20g protein.
Who sets these values? They're based on a bullshit 2000Cal diet, which is not nearly enough. This is starvation diet for a working person.
So it seems, if I'm not mistaken, that the nerds are simply deceived by "convenient nutrition". If they can have "100%" of all that "they need", in a few bottles, that they wont have to ditch their hobbies, or even leave the room.
BUt this is bullshit. This is not what nerds are supposed to be, they're supposed to be smart.
2018-02-26 at 7:41 AM UTC
nothing wrong with it per say, but it is somewhat strange why I've only ever seen one group of people drink it.
Plus the whole "prepackaged %dv rations" seem like a slippery slope to tyranny.
2018-02-26 at 7:43 AM UTC
lol, well you can get the powder in whatever volume you want and it's like half the cost.
It's kinda like "meal prep sunday", it requires a certain kind of low-grade OCD but the economics of the thing work out.