Someone who knows biology please explain

SunsetMilla

I know this clip is older, but it's a reasonable argument and it empirically backed up by a professional. Why haven't modern human women developed adequate muscle mass to at least compete with a man on some level? These neanderthal women were weaker than their male companions, but they were reasonably big and could likely kill a homo sapian male bare handed if they were enraged. Women weren't always with the human pack, some men and women were loners and had to survive on their own; so why didn't modern women evolve to gain decent size? We know women hunted, whether they lived or were killed by another animal is irrelevant, they still fought for survival. Is this just a flaw of genetics?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELavgk1_9L4

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