> At first, they will mostly be your kids, minus some small percents here and there. But as the generations pass (10, likely less?) the relationship between mot

> At first, they will mostly be your kids, minus some small percents here and there. But as the generations pass (10, likely less?) the relationship between mother and child will become looser and less obvious. The child won't resemble you, won't behave like you, and sooner than you'd think, won't think of you as a parent. Without genetic engineering, how much are your descendants in 10 generations going to resemble you anyway?