Aupmanyav
Be your own guru.
The change does not take place so fast. It took 63 million years from being a haplorini (dry-nosed apes) to being a human.You believe your parents to be more Ape, and your children to be more Human than you.
If evolution drives the strongest to survive, why do we still have death.
Natural selection should have ensured by now that the workings of the cell would have selected the mechanisms to never age during rejuvenation and replication.
On the other hand, Genesis claims God created man as an immortal being covered in light. (image of God and they did not know they were naked)
That could not age, die, get sick etc.
![en.wikipedia.org](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/Age-of-Man-wiki.jpg/1200px-Age-of-Man-wiki.jpg)
Timeline of human evolution - Wikipedia
Our descendants of far future also will be like that, and family and society will modify their behavior to match the requirements of the day.
![220px-Chapultepec_Zoo_-_Hamadryas_baboon.jpg](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c9/Chapultepec_Zoo_-_Hamadryas_baboon.jpg/220px-Chapultepec_Zoo_-_Hamadryas_baboon.jpg)
A machine has a life time. The DNA and parts of body also makes mistakes in their life. So, death is inevitable in most life forms.
Evolution has ensured continuation of the species barring catastrophic events (like a huge asteroid striking the earth). That is what it is concerned with. What happens to an individual is of no concern to life. One goes, many come. Look at the Salmon.
I am sure you believe that Adam lived for 930 years even after the fall.
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