One interesting thing about genetics, and a very conspicuous one, is that randomness plays a not so little part in the process. Otherwise you wouldn’t even have evolution. How could a species adapt to a changing environment if heritability was the only determining factor?

In that case, it could be justified to think of you as one of those wildcards that nature continuously throws into the mix to sharpen the species adaptability.

That is, if you spread your genes around and those also prove more adapted. And so on.