Project: Monkey Chow Diet - An Experiment in Human Nutrition | Day 1

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The Monkey Chow Diet experiment commenced with the goal of determining if humans can sustain themselves solely on Monkey Chow, a mass-processed, non-perishable food product. Over the first 15 days, the participant reported no significant physical or emotional changes, despite cravings for traditional foods like pizza. The experiment also aims to explore the potential of Monkey Chow as a nutritious food source for large populations and to challenge personal endurance by abstaining from conventional eating pleasures.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of human nutrition and dietary needs
  • Familiarity with mass food processing techniques
  • Knowledge of psychological effects of dietary restrictions
  • Awareness of non-perishable food products
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the nutritional composition of Monkey Chow and its suitability for human consumption
  • Explore mass food processing methods and their implications for food security
  • Investigate psychological impacts of restrictive diets on behavior and mood
  • Examine case studies of alternative diets and their long-term effects on health
USEFUL FOR

Nutritionists, food scientists, psychologists studying dietary behaviors, and individuals interested in alternative diets and food sustainability.

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The New World Monkey Chow Diet -- an Experiment in Human Nutrition

Day 1:

It's been 24 hours now since I started the Monkey Chow diet. I observe no noticeable changes in my physical appearance or my emotional behavior.

I hope to accomplish three goals through this experiment.

1) Find out if man can indeed live on Monkey Chow alone.
2) Test the possibility of feeding the masses a nutritious, mass-processed, non-perishible food-stuff.
3) Test my endurance to release the ego by denying myself the frivolous pleasure of eating for an extended period of time.

eNtRopY
 
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Entropy, sounds interesting. But, what in the world is this Monkey Chow you speak of?
 
Is it all the monkeys which the Zoo's reject, chucked in a big blender, then distributed to the homeless as a nutritional suppliment?
 
Originally posted by Another God
Is it all the monkeys which the Zoo's reject, chucked in a big blender, then distributed to the homeless as a nutritional suppliment?

Do you reckon that this is the ingredient that Pan was chucking into its supplements?

(Note: An in joke for all Australians).
 
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Day 7

Damn, a pizza sure would taste good right now.

eNtRopY
 
Is it working?
 
Day 14

Note to self: Don't eat Monkey Chow in front of coworkers.

eNtRopY
 
Day 15:

Ooh ooh ooh! Ahh ahh!

eNtRopY
 
I can't stand the pressure any more... did the Monkey Chow stuff worked?:smile:
 

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