No, it doesn't. Valuing life is far different from making life sacred. In an uncertain world, there is nothing irrational about being more concerned with immediate gains than long run gains. I think we probably agree on many of the practical things. However, on the understanding of evolution, we are very different.
Evolution has nothing to do with perfection, or energy efficiency, or any kind of optimization.
Evolution is not going anywhere, it is just going. Way back in first year, my biology prof tried to emphasize the point that we are no more evolved than a paramecium. We are both just as evolved, as we are both the products of a 3.5 billion year process of natural selection. We are very different organisms for sure. However, the notion of 'more evolved' implies that evolution has some sort of a goal.