No its not. By perfect selection in one generation I was referring to total selection against all the other types in one generation. Which is what you did in your Monkey scenario. - Hooby
Again - total gibberish.
I have not got a clue what you mean by "perfect selection" and neither have you.
total selection against all the other types in one generation
This doesn't happen.
This stuff is page one of Evolution for Dummies. I have explained multiple times why you are wrong and you just keep re-pasting the same nonsense. Evolution is about changes in the frequency of alleles in a gene pool. Those changes happen gradually over many generations.