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I've watched all of the Next Generation era episodes from each series in that era, this was the one episode that left me a bit stunned that they would actually do such a thing. I knew they were going to have the regulars back somehow, but it was so egregious that I paused after the end and was just like "what the fuck?". It should be canon that it was a horrible and unjustified decision, due to the situation it's kind of understandable there would be some bad choices on that ship. By all logic that the Federation was supposed to follow it was wrong, even Janeway's demeanor about it was disturbing.
In Lower Decks some characters get Tuvixed, read up on the final solution to the Tuvix Question, and rebel
Yeah. I remember rewatching it and being shocked at her resolve