No, he is saying the early adopters can take on that responsibility if they wish. There's a slight but important difference in connotation.
I ordered a week's worth last month. I didn't do it to "determine the safety of the product." I did it because the idea intrigues me and I'm willing to give it a try. It's made of well-known ingredients, so what's the absolute worst that can happen?
Soylent has been consumed safely and is sourced from known safe ingredients. Early adopters validate the use cases for a product. They are willing to take risks to receive some benefit.
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You're still saying it's the early adopters responsibility to determine the safety of the product, which seems fairly ludicrous to me...
No, he is saying the early adopters can take on that responsibility if they wish. There's a slight but important difference in connotation.
I ordered a week's worth last month. I didn't do it to "determine the safety of the product." I did it because the idea intrigues me and I'm willing to give it a try. It's made of well-known ingredients, so what's the absolute worst that can happen?
Soylent has been consumed safely and is sourced from known safe ingredients. Early adopters validate the use cases for a product. They are willing to take risks to receive some benefit.