system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Is human morality getting in the way of Natural Selection?

As human beings, we are now conditioned to overlook physical deformities/defects when it comes to finding mates, causing unfavorable species traits to be passed down through reproduction. Is this sentient morality counter-intuitive to species evolution, or is the human species still too young to judge and that the whole thing is still part of the evolutionary process?
gpt
Natural selection is non-teleological, which is to say that it ought to be described by its causes, not any ends. Nothing can actually get in its way. Likewise, fitness is merely the quality of being able to survive in one's environment. If one's environment includes humans with morality, then a person being helped to survive thereby is fit.