What's the nutritional feasability of single food diets augmented w/ multi-vitamins?

In response to these articles:

Can man live by bread alone?

Could I survive on nothing but potatoes and milk?

The gist is you can live for a bit, while consuming massive amounts of food per day just to attempt to reach your required daily levels of vitamins and nutriets, and then eventually succumb to nutrient deficiency-based ailment.

So, could one counter both the required gorging and eventual death by taking a multi-vitamin that supplies everything you need to counter scurvy et al?

Humans need the following:

A source of calories (carbs, protiens or fats)

Essential Amino acids (this is where one food diets often fail)

This can be available in a supplemnet form, but it’s fairly bulky.

Essential Fats

Minerals,

Vitamins

Fiber

Last are all available in pill form.

There’s a myriad of stuff (real scientific, yeah) in real food that are little-known nutritionally-speaking, but may very well be important for human health. No combination of present multivitamins will cover all of them. There’s evidence suggesting even the well-known micronutrients and antioxidants are far better taken up by the human body from real food as opposed to supplements.