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Since we have Photonic people (holograms like the EMH I), what would happen if a Photonic person and a "real" fleshy person have a child? And what would happen if the hologrid or mobile emitter failed on said child?
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closest we've seen was when in Voy they used holographic technology to make a set of replacement lungs for Neelix when a Vidiian stole his lungs.
making hybrids? It'd require holographic programming detailed to the sub-atomic level in order to work.... It'd be like making holographic food that you can actually eat. And with that in mind.... this level of detail could be used once with a replicator to get the same result.
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A hologram can have a child with another hologram since the process would involve copying their code and merging it with their partner's copied code. This process could work with holograms, androids, and computers provided the code is compatible.
In order for it to work with a hologram and a human, then the hologram would require creating a DNA sample that matches the hologram if they were turned into a human. The human would have to create a code that would match what they would be as a computer program similar to when Geordi created the Dr. Brahms hologram or Janeway with the da Vinci hologram. Of course, this is all about surrogate genetics and surrogate code instead of the actual genetics and code.
The only reasonable way to create a Human/Hologram Hybrid is a human that uses holographic body parts to survive. A Human/AI Hybrid is possible as shown by Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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Hybrids are just a combination of two or more things. Cyborgs are always a combination of organic and inorganic not organic and energy. There might be a few exceptions, but I can't recall any. A Cyborg could be classified as an Human/Inorganic Hybrid.
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It wouldn't because they can't. Photonic beings don't have DNA, or chromosomes, or reproductive genetic material of any sort. Holograms in the way they are used in Star Trek are the weakest issue to justify. Technically a Hologram is a projection of a program run on a computer. The projection is not the program itself. It doesn't help the matter that Voyager constantly contradicted itself in the way holograms are presented.