Tuvix entire life was based on preventing two crew members from living their lives despite being entirely reversible.
Even more, if we do consider him a seperate entity from his parents, that means he is not Starfleet, but has intimate knowledge of sensitive Starfleet information, as well as not being a proper member of the crew. He’s too dangerous to let go even if he has no ill intent, their enemies could find and interrogate him, and too untrustworthy to allow free reign of the ship, which would lead to him being becoming jaded at being held in custody for not intentionally committing a crime despite know from Tuvok’s knowledge why he can’t just be allowed to roam.
that means he is not Starfleet, but has intimate knowledge of sensitive Starfleet information, as well as not being a proper member of the crew.
On any other show than Voyager that might be a good point, but half of voyagers crew (including the second officer and chief engineer) are terrorists who were given field commissions out of necessity
Tuvix entire life was based on preventing two crew members from living their lives despite being entirely reversible.
Even more, if we do consider him a seperate entity from his parents, that means he is not Starfleet, but has intimate knowledge of sensitive Starfleet information, as well as not being a proper member of the crew. He’s too dangerous to let go even if he has no ill intent, their enemies could find and interrogate him, and too untrustworthy to allow free reign of the ship, which would lead to him being becoming jaded at being held in custody for not intentionally committing a crime despite know from Tuvok’s knowledge why he can’t just be allowed to roam.
On any other show than Voyager that might be a good point, but half of voyagers crew (including the second officer and chief engineer) are terrorists who were given field commissions out of necessity