@gungasnake,
First, I think your understanding of what has happened in genetic evolution laboaratories(re: FRUIT FLIES) is several decades out of date. In the last 6 years, several papers by such researchers as Sean CArroll , independent of work publshed by Diane Dodd et al has shown the importance of such things like
1"genes are pleiotropic", That is , one gene can affect several traits and several genes can influence one
2The concept of "Sweep' has enabled to statistically evaluate how genetic effects are "Fixed" in a population .
30 years ago, there werent the highly sophisticated lab machines and techniques available to decode genes and their effects. The experiments then were almost Lamarkian in scope and kind of laughable in todays world.
(Hint" I think you oughta catch up on some scientific literature before engaging in these broad spectral "hoofenmouth" statements that are your trademark.
Gene filtering has been known for several decasdes and , when viewed with a better undesrtanding of how the entire shebang actually works, it fits quite nicely . You must remember that most all evolution is adaptive to some minor or major change in the environment."Filtering out the big chunks" is entirely a 4 dimensional phenom that modern trend surface analyses can ferret out.
Think of countless HArdy Weinberg distributions going on while the entire genome is hurtling through time. "filtering" settles out on "the German Helmet" of a trend surface complex all the time.
However we must recall that gene complements are given a 100% shakeup for every generation that employs sexual inheritance and BESIDES, mutation gets fixed or filtered by environmental, not spiritual means.