They didn't. People said certain neuroscientific conceptions were "hogwash" and "based on conservative views on gender as a simple duality". You then concluded that since the video also included Dr. Verma, they must also be calling her a conservative, which simply doesn't follow.
Except I posted the video.
I specifically brought up that bit of the video and that research by Dr Verma.
That research was the specific bit people were taking aim at as being pushing conservative views.
Is this a position where every conservative view on everything is believed to just be wrong? Cause that would indicate some serious bias going on.
It's not "inconsistent" to believe in some theories and not others, just because there are figures in the scientific community who support both. That's utter nonsense.
Put it this way: Darwinism and Lamarckism are both scientific theories. There are scientific figures who subscribe to both. I (and most people) believe in one but not the other. That is not somehow "inconsistent", just because they're both scientific theories. I (and most people) believe one is more solid and has more basis than the other.
It's a really pretty weak & nonsensical kind of "gotcha" to try to paint the belief in one scientific concept but not a different scientific theory as "inconsistent". It doesn't even make a shred of sense.
yet one side has the mountain of evidence on it while the other has circumstantial at best evidence.......People (including me) were more than happy to point out how bad creationists arguments were when they used similar to argue against evolution but now the side with the evidence on it in this case is being deemed the one progressives dislike and suddenly "It's just a theory".
No that is inconsistent. You can probably find some people in Science fields who try to support Creationism.....No really, you can. Hell there's some dude who studies geology to a PhD level to be able to try to prove the bible's claim about the age of the earth lol