Edmund Burke and Friedrich Hayek make good arguments for leaning towards conservatism (small c).
For all its problems, the relatively stable equilibrium we live in is a blessing. It depends on a lot of intertwingled factors. It wasn’t planned or made: it evolved and accrued.
The faster the world changes, the more valuable stable touchstones of culture, family, relationship become.
Which parts are of the social structure are held up by the piece you’re pulling away at? Is it a keystone?
Who else depends on the type of person you’re disrupting? Are they a keystone species?
Look before you leap.
** Russ Roberts‘ Econtalk is a great place to go to hear a well-intentioned person working from this point of view.