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From a strict evolutionary perspective it probably hasn't been for a long time and likely never was as significant on an individual level as people like to beli
by giraffe_lady 4y ago
From a strict evolutionary perspective it probably hasn't been for a long time and likely never was as significant on an individual level as people like to believe.
The only things being selected for in modern humans, if anything, are going to be things like disease resistance, maybe tolerance to some chemical contaminants in food & water, air pollution. And even then only in some parts of the world.
- armatav 4y agoNope - sexual selection still takes place regardless of environmental survival factors. And sexual selection takes place faster and can lead populations to scenarios that induce natural selection.