No. The "market"/"humans" doesn't choose optimally for long term survival. They optimize for some parameter, which bears little to no correlation with greater c

No. The "market"/"humans" doesn't choose optimally for long term survival. They optimize for some parameter, which bears little to no correlation with greater chances for survival. You can see this everywhere, from tomatoes (and now even cherry tomatoes) that taste like cardboard because producers optimize for pretty looks (which are used to determine if the product is faulty); to bananas.