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| + | In [[2367]], the continuous use of the "[[Paris 042|Fair Haven]]" [[holoprogram]] on {{USS|Voyager}} caused the [[algorithm]]s designed to keep [[holodeck]] characters oblivious to anything outside the program's parameters to break down. When the characters witnessed the ''Voyager'' crew manipulating the holodeck program to their will, they began to believe that the ''Voyager'' crew were spirit folk, and attempted to violently put an end to their activities. ({{VOY|Spirit Folk}}) |
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Revision as of 20:50, 6 August 2010
- You may also be looking for the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Spirit Folk."
"Spirit folk" was an old Earth phrase used to describe individuals with seemingly supernatural powers.
In 2367, the continuous use of the "Fair Haven" holoprogram on USS Voyager caused the algorithms designed to keep holodeck characters oblivious to anything outside the program's parameters to break down. When the characters witnessed the Voyager crew manipulating the holodeck program to their will, they began to believe that the Voyager crew were spirit folk, and attempted to violently put an end to their activities. (VOY: "Spirit Folk")