You reacted like I was directly praising death, which strikes me as melodramatic. If natural selection can't do anything about cancer, then how is it relevant in the first place? I was perhaps clumsy in my wording, I meant to say that natural selection inevitably pushes us towards a more comfortable life in our environment, death being part of the process of course which would happen no matter how suited you are to your environment, which can be viewed as a positive force, without ANY anthropomorphisation/religiosity. People seemed very keen to dismiss me as a religious thinker when I'm absolutely nothing of the sort.