It seems so many of our problems stem from conservatives being wholly incapable of accepting life changing from what they knew. Inter-racial marriage, homosexuality, gay marriage, now transgenders... each going through a similar process of social understanding. Then they seek out causes for why their worldviews are failing them.
It is hard to take conservatives seriously on these things because they were also ranting about dancing and rock and roll in the 40s and 50s.. and 60s (and long hair!)... and 80s (Heavyish Metal).... and 90s (Heavy Metal).
Or it just might be that conservatives have the wherewithal to understand that societal changes can and do cause consequences that may not be immediately obvious. And that science and not left ideology is the best way moving forward to understand those relationships.
Wow. Umm no. First off, when you say science, that is misleading because you ain't a scientist, you trend towards the fringes where science is taken out of context to support dubious positions.
Secondly, THIS is a complicated issue and isn't a binary solution. The trouble with science isn't the science, it is the agenda of people that use it for nefarious or harmful purposes (think military, capitalists, supremacists). Look at the early 20th century and eugenics. A little bit of information went a long way to do a great deal of harm. We became arrogant sons-of-bitches and thought we were the masters of nature.
Liberalism has a great track-record. Anti-slavery, allowing blacks to read... to vote, inter-racial marriage, gay marriage... etc... Liberalism can be perverted as well, which leads to left-wing populism and that isn't great. But conservatism is rooted in not changing. It fails because it presumes what is now is what can be best. And that usually isn't the case, especially for those who aren't given a voice. As I listed, and didn't include women's rights (also another thing conservatives failed on), each of those things weren't conservative as they implied change.
Often conservatives are battling on the wrong hills. They don't fight for rights expansions (well, Justices O'Day and Kennedy did), they fight for rights to not change. Which is perverted because conservatives should be stalwarts for rights. Those principles should be the things they aim to not change. Instead it is about whether gays can have hospital rights, women can vote, blacks marry whites (again, conservative mindsets said NO!!!! to each of those.. and 2 of the 3 needed to be settled in court, while the other took 100 years to get going). And note that none of that stuff is science related, I mean other than people who supported women not voting or blacks not marrying whites because of racial purity or bogus biological ideas of women being mentally inferior.