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* {{Justified}} in ''Literature/Aeon14''. Creating new {{Artificial Intelligence}}s is performed by a blending of ''minds'' rather than bodies, so AI can easily have more than two parents, and sometimes one or more parents is human. In one case, Tanis, her flesh-and-blood husband Joe, and her AI partner Angela blend minds to produce an AI daughter named Faleena to help keep their flesh-and-blood daughters out of trouble.
* In ''Agent to the Stars'' by Creator/JohnScalzi, the alien race who visits Earth can conceive children from arbitrary numbers of parents. The most prominent alien character, Joshua, is the child of the entire ship's crew and the first human to visit the ship.
* In ''Agent to the Stars'' by Creator/JohnScalzi, the alien race who visits Earth can conceive children from arbitrary numbers of parents. The most prominent alien character, Joshua, is the child of the entire ship's crew and the first human to visit the ship.
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* {{Justified}} JustifiedTrope in ''Literature/Aeon14''. Creating new {{Artificial Intelligence}}s is performed by a blending of ''minds'' rather than bodies, so AI can easily have more than two parents, and sometimes one or more parents is human. In one case, Tanis, her flesh-and-blood husband Joe, and her AI partner Angela blend minds to produce an AI daughter named Faleena to help keep their flesh-and-blood daughters out of trouble.
* In''Agent to the Stars'' ''Literature/AgentToTheStars'' by Creator/JohnScalzi, the alien race who visits Earth can conceive children from arbitrary numbers of parents. The most prominent alien character, Joshua, is the child of the entire ship's crew and the first human to visit the ship.
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