Still not the end of food: Results of the 2016 soylent eaters survey

That doesn't add up for me. If 1M people spend $100M a year, that's $100 on average. Even if 29% eat only token amounts, those 71% that can eat the stuff 1-2 times a day apparently do so for around $140 a year, or $0.38 a day. And that while Amazon sells the stuff for about ten times that price.

I guess self-reporting isn't reliable, as the alternatives (the stuff is dirt-cheap elsewhere, lots of people produce it for themselves, or Soylent tries to create a market by giving it away for free) do not seem likely to me.

Edit: I just realized that my logic is broken: those eating it a lot are hugely overreprsented in the 'sample'.