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#30

Getting rid of genetic mediocrity!

For thousands of years, human reproduction followed a pattern where survival and social norms dictated mate selection more than discernment or compatibility. In patriarchal societies, women often had little power over the decision, and the gene pool expanded in ways that did not always favor intelligence, health, or physical vitality. Mediocrity had much more chance to reproduce than Excellence.

But today, we may be entering a new evolutionary phase. With greater access to education, independence, and reproductive choice, women are increasingly selective about who they allow into their lives (Sadly not majority of them yet) and, crucially, whose genes they would even consider passing on. This isn’t just social change. It’s natural selection with intention.

We now have the awareness to question more than romantic chemistry. Height, lineage’s health history, genetic resilience, physical capability, and mental sharpness all matter 😊 not as shallow preferences, but as evolutionary strategy. Choosing a partner is no longer just about companionship; it’s about whether you want to merge your lineage with theirs.

Low birth rates, in this light, are not simply a crisis. They could be a filter! a refining process that removes traits that no longer serve the survival and advancement of the species. The result? Over generations, fewer “unfit” genes are carried forward, and humanity edges toward a sharper, stronger, more adaptable genetic baseline.

I don’t seek children myself, but if I did, I would treat mate selection as a sacred responsibility handed to me by gods. I’m already extremely picky as your choice of partner identifies if you are going to advance in life or you gonna tolerate extra burden so that Love alone wouldn’t be enough. Yet I’m still picky while considering a potential partner’s phenotypes as it still sends compatibility signals subconsciously to my brain and that massively impacts the attraction and pull I feel towards someone.

In sum this shift has profound evolutionary implications. Every generation born under this new standard will be more refined in health, intelligence, and adaptability just because women, as the primary gatekeepers of reproduction, are actively filtering out genetic mediocrity. It’s not cruelty; it’s evolution by choice😌