One of the main ways we can push the world forward is by applying takeaways from certain fields or disciplines, and overlaying them with new ones. As in, 'if it worked here, it's at least worth trying over there.' Often times it's not a literal application, but a project-specific approach that is informed by findings from another sector. Darwinism has always been explained within a context of the evolution of species, but if we rotate that concept slightly, it has some interesting implications.
There's value in thinking about evolution primarily as something that happens within the span of a single lifetime, as opposed to the evolution of species over the span of countless lives.
The pivot isn't about traits losing out via competition, it's about ways of being losing out to better ones.
The question is, what is better?
What feels more important? Alive? Engaged? Connected? Happy? Fun? Meaningful?
Real Darwinism is personal.
And my hunch is, that it's all in those answers.