If I say that I think the wall-breaking machine is an IQ tax, will I be beaten?

As someone who has a soymilk machine and a wall-breaking machine at home. I really think these two have pretty much the same functionality. Maybe the wall breaking machine can grind it more finely. I still remember my fear when my family followed the instructions on the wall-breaking machine and crushed a raw fish with onions, ginger, and garlic, heated it, and then asked me to drink it to replenish my body.

I won’t introduce the principle of the soy milk machine. It just breaks the beans to make soy milk for you. The wall-breaking machine is amazing. It can break the cell wall. Other products on the market cannot. The wall-breaking machine allows the body to absorb nutrients better. I bought one at home, and it was extremely expensive. One could buy four or five soymilk machines.

To be honest, I feel that the concept promoted by the wall breaker is a bit rubbing my IQ on the ground. The cell wall is so easy to break. I can use a soymilk machine to break it, and I think it is just a blender with better performance and functions. I don’t know why it is so awesome, as if it can bring the dead back to life after using it.

Especially the weird recipe, my head hurts just thinking about it now. I think if you are not short of money, you can buy a wall-breaking machine to make soy milk and grind some powder. If you are short of money, just buy a soymilk machine. There is really no big difference between the two except the speed and functions.

As for the title question, both are achievable. However, if the questioner is not buying it for himself, but for his family, I suggest buying a wall-breaking machine, because they don’t understand. They have been brainwashed by the propaganda and think that wall-breaking machines are powerful and high-end. The questioner should make a good choice according to the situation.

Don't believe too much in advertisements. Advertisements must be boasting of great things, and the actual effect must be discounted. Otherwise, why would these products have to add the sentence, "Please refer to the actual product."