But rather than eat lab meat, maybe people would migrate to plant-based substitutes such as jackfruit, reported yesterday, 'I think there's meat in my burger and I'm vegan':
http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2018-01-02/jackfruit-findin...
His "Rules for Rulers" video is an excellent summary of The Dictator's Handbook [1], itself a summary of well-regarded selectorate theory [2]. I have yet to watch a CPG Grey video which does not honestly separate fact from opinion, and ensure the former is well sourced.
His delivery is excellent. But that, alone, is not substitute for well-written and -researched material.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Dictators-Handbook-Behavior-Almost-Po...
But regardless, replying to someone with "Hey watch this 40 minute CGP Grey video which explains why you're wrong." is both hilarious and insulting on multiple levels.
CPG Grey's summaries are just that, summaries. They miss nuance by design. In many cases nuance isn't necessary. If someone is arguing over what is on what continent, CPG Grey's "What Are Continents?" video [1] is an acceptable response. It's just a summary. But even the summary adequately shows the baselessness of the question.
TL; DR CPG Grey's videos are, on average, of better quality than many newspapers, blogs and other secondary sources. It's perfectly fine to reference them.
IMHO it's not a better society when we're forcing people to eat synthetic meat grown in a lab.
If you've got a real winner on cost, taste, or ecological impact, then compete in the open market and make a better chicken nugget.
What would need to happen is to push the idea that cultured chicken meat is more uniform in quality (well, assuming that it will be.)
I'm advocating making the price of things (including meat) reflect their actual cost instead of allowing producers to offset those costs on the rest of us and future generations (e.g. by dumping the waste from thousands of chickens in public water systems.)