We'll never evolve to that point. Unless the environment people live in is pretty constant for thousands of years at a minimum, evolution will not be a factor. We've certainly been farming long enough for it to have some evolutionary effects. Look at the genes on lactose toleranace. Maybe if we lived in a world with jobs like today for the next ten thousand years. But that seem extremely unlikely. Historically, even just the idea of working somewhere other than your home would have been odd up until just a few centuries ago. In early modern Europe, even most manufacturing was done as literal cottage industry.

This is what the cubicles are trying to do with the people and the culture it favors.

Even with intense selection pressures and a small evolution, anything short of a genocide will take ~ 2000 years. It can happen faster, but it has to decimate the population, and the trait has to be expressing itself in a percentage of the people already.

I guess if we have a couple hundred thousand years of tech stability we might adapt.

Eh, I'm pretty sure AI is going to tank our oil wells and we'll be back to a hybrid neolithic and wild west culture. Of course, the transition is going to be rank with bodies.