Passage: Evolutionary debunking arguments are often met with the 'No-Over-Detection' defense. While evolution might explain our *initial* moral impulses, it cannot explain our ability to refine those impulses through reason. We evolved a sense of 'fairness' for small tribes, but reason allowed us to extend that fairness to distant strangers and even other species—an expansion that provides no reproductive advantage. This suggests that reason can 'over-detect' and eventually track objective moral truths that were not the original targets of natural selection.