In what world is that a running MAN <| sep |> Something I forgot to mention . Engine and transmission wise , the car runs and drives fine . The body is straight and has no rust . The interior and exterior has standard wear and tear of a car from 1998 . The biggest problem is the passenger door doesn ' t open due to me not being able to unlock it . This worked when I got the car and I read it ' s a thing that happens to s 14 s and is a simple fix . <| sep |> its her poofy hair , and even then thicc rose is best rose <| sep |> well this interaction is not even real . Its not like Im talking to a human . We are on a BBS . <| sep |> Evolution doesn ' t have a goal , it ' s just the process . Unfortunately , what a species , or even an individual of a species , finds attractive in a mate doesn ' t have to correlate to what is beneficial for the species as a whole . The females weren ' t selecting for neck strength , just antler size . In any population of living things there will be mutations that range from doesn ' t really do anything to this kills the individualprevents individual from even developing . Somewhere inbetween you get mutations that aren ' t immediately detrimental to procreation meaning that individuals with the mutation can at least survive long enough to procreate once and said mutation doesn ' t make mating less likely . Sometimes , this mutation ends up being highly beneficial and gradually other systems evolve to support it since individuals with mutations to support the beneficial mutation may live longerreproduce more frequentlybe more desireable for mating . This isn ' t a guarantee though , because mutations are pretty random . The mutation for stronger neck muscles to support the large antlers clearly wasn ' t able to keep up with the antler size , or it wasn ' t desirable to the deer , or the mutation caused other problems that made them less likely to procreatesurvive to procreation . Also remember that for animals that have antlers , there is a tendency that year after year , the male ' s antlers will get bigger while the female ' s tend to stay the same size after puberty . This meant that the males with these huge antler genes probably got quite a few years of mating in before the antlers started being problematic . Over time , the amount of years the elk had before the antlers were just too big got shorter and shorter , until there weren ' t enough fertile males young enough to have antlers small enough to survive to keep the population going . The elk bred themselves to extinction . It ' s a good example at how evolution isn ' t designing species for anything . It doesn ' t make species stronger , just more fit .