Tim Bruening <tsbrueni@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote in
news:47DE2666.AE91604F@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us:

> In this episode, SG-1 finds a force field dome under which over 1,300
> people live. Its powered by geothermal energy, but the geothermal
> energy is failing, forcing the computer to eliminate people and shrink
> the dome to conserve power. The inhabitants are LINKed to the computer,
> enabling the computer to revise everyone's memories to cover up the
> changes made by the computer. SG-1 offers to move the inhabitants to
> another planet. I have another option: install a naquahdah generator to
> reenergize the dome so that it will no longer shrink.
>

Why?

In this episode, SG-1 finds a force field dome under which over 1,300
people live. Its powered by geothermal energy, but the geothermal
energy is failing, forcing the computer to eliminate people and shrink
the dome to conserve power. The inhabitants are LINKed to the computer,
enabling the computer to revise everyone's memories to cover up the
changes made by the computer. SG-1 offers to move the inhabitants to
another planet. I have another option: install a naquahdah generator to
reenergize the dome so that it will no longer shrink.