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Janeway's Decision to Kill Tuvix

The happy family all back together for about 2 seconds. :adore:

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Don't cry... it's just a joke.

joke
/jōk/
Noun
A thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter.
 
If Tuvix had just swished his arms, he could have tapped the other two's minds right out of their brain pans.

Vulcans believe in suicide, but albeit so petty, this would only be self defence.
 
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By the way...at no point do I see Neelix or Tuvok saying.."Holy crap. Where have we been? What day is this? We were beaming up and...what happened?" This would indicate to me a continuation of consciousness.

Nonsense. Tuvok 2.0 and Neelix 2.0 retaining copies of Tuvix's memories is no more an indication of continuity of consciousness than Lal retaining copies of Data's memories means her consciousness is continuous with his.

And murder or no. Neelix and Tuvok are more deserving of life than that Tuvix guy who was alive for three weeks.

By what right do you decide which person is more deserving of life?

Those are the tough decisions Captains have to make and all the comparisons in the world to genocide and Eugenics Wars doesn't change that. What would you have her do? NOTHING? Not make a choice

Of course not. She should have made the choice to accept that Tuvok and Neelix were dead, mourn their loss, and move on. You know -- what you're supposed to do when people die.
 
By what right do you decide which person is more deserving of life?

Points at Tal Shiar badge, "THIS gives me the right Sub-Commander!...oops sorry. Wrong ep."

Of course not. She should have made the choice to accept that Tuvok and Neelix were dead, mourn their loss, and move on. You know -- what you're supposed to do when people die.

Wow. You've killed Neelix twice with that logic. Why do you hate Neelix?

Sci: "NO NO Seven! He's gone! let him go!"
 
Yes... I knew what you meant. :lol:
I've seen every VOY episode. ;p

I thought it was weird then...and its still weird now. lol

To be fair, her corpse was revived and turned into an alien.
 
Given a long speech about how noble it would be to sacrifice yourself to save two others that Tuvix would have no choice but to fall on his sword.
 
Jean-Luc's go to move surely has to be the Picard Manoeuvre?

He throws Tuvix at a wall at warp 9 so that in the 4 seconds that it appears that Tuvok is being thrown at the wall and Neelix is already bouncing off it, Picard can ask their opinion on the matter before the optical illusion integrates.
 
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