Imaris
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There are ashes and fewer of them; with these ashes, it would feel bad, but without them, it would feel good.
We were recently talking about the Middle Ages; they didn't have underwear, they had lice, they didn't wash for half a year, etc. However, some people lived quite normally. They generally ignored the lice. Now, a person would simply experience a panic attack if they got lice (I would cut off my own head :). We have evolved more; that is, in this example, we can see that our appearance has become much more pleasant. In the Middle Ages, lice were normal for them; for us now, they are not. However, for those same people from the Middle Ages, it would be terrible to live in caves by a fire, wearing only some uncomfortable animal skin, etc., while for these savages, what is happening to them is perfectly normal.
Conclusion: we are evolving, but in vain. The more conveniences we discover for ourselves, the higher our standards of requirements and desires become. So, what is the point of evolution at all?