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On 'Star Trek: Voyager' why are they continually worried about the doctor's program getting erased, lost or destroyed in any number of episodes? Since he's a holographic program, why don't they just create copies of him?
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#119225. Asked by Terry. (Dec 08 10 8:51 PM)
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Unlike most computer programs, the Doctor's program was never copied or backed up. Voyager has a limited memory capacity; the Doctor's entire program uses 50 million gigaquads ("Lifesigns"). This limitation was also mentioned in "The Swarm." However, "Living Witness" depicts a future in which a backup copy does exist.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_%28Star_Trek%29#Backup_copies
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