I don't see why red pill isn't filled to the brim with evolutionary interpretations of women. The mechanisms discovered by science behind human sexual selection is extremely similar to the anecdotal evidence that backs up red-pill. It is just more scientifically valid and reliable, and thus in my opinion more believable. I personally love to tie in evolution with red-pill, because the mechanisms behind evolution do not "care" about the feelings of human beings or other animals, it only "cares" about passing on genetics. This seems to me to be a good reflection of the evolutionary mechanism of human sexual selection. It disregards feelings and is impartial. It only wants the most adaptive genetics to a certain environment to pass on and thus does not give a sh*t whether all the less successful organisms die off, which is exactly what happens. This is how the mechanism of sexual selection works. If you are NOT adaptive and find a way to seduce women, you WILL NOT pass on your genetics and your genetic lineage will die off. Its the harsh reality of existing as a biological organism. But "harsh" is only subjective. People think its harsh because of two reasons. 1) because they were taught in religion about soul mates and that love prevails (even though love is also an evolutionary mechanism used for efficient offspring rearing), and that women wont cheat if they find a better mate, blah blah blah. Not true, its propagating disney ideologies and expectations about a natural world that is impartial and harsh. 2) because people don't understand that they can bypass the evolutionary imperative and fulfill an existential imperative instead.
Red-pill should opt for a more evolutionary perspective because it is in line with a lot of the stuff it teaches (that women are relentless in being picky about mate selection) but on a much more rigorous, evidential, and scientific level.