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Height in particular being a rapidly increasing standard for foids seems like a fisherian runaway mechanism in action with no end in sight. Studies upon studies have shown that taller height is correlated to shorter lifespan and worse long-term health, contrary to popular belief, including higher risk of cancer and deaths from all causes in both men and women. This points to height being an outdated selection trait, especially in modern civilized society where men no longer need to provide physical protection for the most part. This would mean that this ever increasing height selection for reproduction would either have to slow down/stop eventually or the evolution of the human species could suffer massively from the health implications for future generations. Or maybe I'm just coping.
