One problem.

She'd then end up with two Neelixes.

One is enough.

It's not that Tuvix wants a Tuvix to exist in the world - it's that Tuvix doesn't want to die, and creating a clone just creates a second Tuvix that also doesn't want to die.

Two-vok & Ni-lix

This logic only works if you think Thomas Riker is the lesser of a person of the two Riker's if you don't which one do you pick to die. Honestly I'm down to splitting both of them and getting two Tuvox and spacing the left over Neelixes.

Sorry, Tuvix, that's only possible when the plot requires it.

#JusticeForTuvix

There's the right way, the wrong way, and the fuck-it-kill-Tuvix way.

In my last playthrough of the game where you play through Voyager's run, after the bit where B'Elanna splits into her human and Klingon versions, the resolution of that somehow turned the human one back to normal B'Elanna but the fully-Klingon B'Elanna also survived somehow, leaving me with both of them for the rest of the voyage. The Klingon one was a proper badass.

I don't think. "Hey, what if we created another guy for you to murder?" really resolves the moral quandary of that episode.

Clone the whole crew and the ship, only make it more silver and dissolvable. That'd be a cool way to waste 45 minutes.

Queen.

Mood.

its when neelix keeps refusing her coffee, or gives her an alternative.

This is my favourite Lemmy thread so far.