> potential partners definitely evaluate each other based on criteria like fitness, appearance, and intelligence, which have genetic components To have sex, ye

> potential partners definitely evaluate each other based on criteria like fitness, appearance, and intelligence, which have genetic components To have sex, yes, but I'm not sure it translates in any meaningful in the number of surviving offsprings we have, therefore eliminating selection pressure at the human scale. We have removed a good chunk of selection pressure, and there's nothing wrong with that. Selection pressure, however, is still a very real phenomenon for the micro-biology inhabiting and interacting with our bodies.