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>>16908321
You missed the point that these women are selectively bred solely to reproduce at the greatest rate possible for the longest period of time. These women are in no way bred for natural survival. This is why those traits are selected for, and this is the exact same logic why the general purpose working man is selected to be very small (without hindering the ability to do non-physical labor), because large queen humans (8ft) can bear a larger litter of small men (4ft) than large men (6ft), and smaller men have lower upkeep costs due to needing less food, consuming less resources, and taking up less space.

The natural selective pressure on wolves is the reason why wolves look like wolves. The artificial selective pressure on dachshunds is they reason they look like wiener dogs. The dachshund would not survive in the wild, it would be eaten, and this is why the wolves look like wolves. The reason dachshunds exist is to serve a specific purpose to which they are more capable of doing than wolves, which is to hunt and fight badgers that live in burrows. These people are being bred for a specific purpose in the exact same way the dachshund was. The dachshund is much better at hunting badgers than a wild wolf, even if the dachshund cannot survive in the wild as well. The dachshund does not need to survive in the wild because it is domesticated, so it abandoned unneeded traits in order to perform a specialized skill at a higher degree of performance. This is the specialization of labor which defined the industrial revolution and allowed us to transfer from self-reliant agrarian states into industrial powers with much more powerful economies. People do one job exceptionally well then put the pieces together, rather than do all jobs to some degree of adequacy within a design that is capable of functioning independently.