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Soylent Co-Founder: Any Problem Can Be Hacked, Even Food | How I Made It | CNBC Make It
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June 21, 2016
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Soylent co-founder David Renteln speaks to CNBC.com about how the start-up, which produces drinks and powders than can replace full meals, wants to get people thinking about food in a different way.
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