I feel like Picard would tried to find a solution that wouldn't involved just killing him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSikVmOv-jw
He would have either allowed Tuvix to live or asked Data to come up with some miracle solution that some how kept not only Tuvix alive but also brought back Tuvok and Neelix.
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Picard wants him dead and Guinan agrees. Later, Geordi talks to Guinan and convinces her to talk to Tuvix herself. Guinan does exactly that and is then suddenly not so sure anymore. She in turn convinces Picard to talk to Tuvix, too. In the end, Picard has a change of heart and nobody dies... oh, wait..
What makes YOU such an expert on the motivations and intent of a fictional character from a 27 year old tv show? You really need to grow up before reality mows you over and leaves you as the rotting mulch I suspect you were intended to be.
shareCap'n P would have just reasoned with him until Tuvix volunteered to undergo the transporter malfunction correction procedure. Make it so!
shareHe would have done the same thing. It's a dark premise. There is no happy solution.
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In Picard's Trek world, it would be possible to use a transporter pattern to reproduce Tuvix (the two Will Rikers for instance) and restore Neelix and Tuvok.
Maybe he could go a step further and combine them with a Twix chocolate bar in a transporter and they become Tuwix.
shareHe would have left him alone. And it would have been the wrong choice.
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