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If you take a multivitamin, I don’t see why you couldn’t live off of it indefinitely. It does probably have enough vitamins for you anyway. Is that really a life worth living?
Multivitamins don't have much, if anything, by way of caloric value.
Yes, that’s what the Soylent is for.
The definition of soylent is that it contains all nutrients you need. What's the multivitamin pill for?