7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: The former access key to the janitors closet
Setting: Very fine
Output: One metal credit card, VISA #4███████████████8, belonging to JP. B████ the CEO of Amazon.
Input: The aforementioned paper.
Setting: Very fine
Output: A complex cellular diagram. Basic deciphering has shown the original postulates are still present, along with no fewer than fifteen others with meanings that are not readily apparent. Secured for further study.
Input: 1 granite stone, 2 kg
Setting: Rough
Output: Very fine sand, sorted in piles of identical minerals
Input: 1 granite stone, 2 kg
Setting: Coarse
Output: 1 hollow stone & one extracted seashell fossil
Input: 1 kaolinite geode
Setting: 1:1
Output: 1 opal geode of the same mass & size
Input: 1 granite stone, 2 kg
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 miniature volcano with a single lava flow (1100 °C), Object cooled rapidly and the lava hardened in seconds
Input: 1 granite stone, 2 kg
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 miniature replica of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. However the faces have been changed: George Washington with Andrew Johnson, Thomas Jefferson with Bill Clinton, Theodore Roosevelt with an unknown female, and Abraham Lincoln with current sitting president Donald J. Trump. The significance of these alterations is unclear.
Input: One pair of sunglasses.
Setting: Rough.
Output: One tinted pane of glass Dimensions 50x50x3 mm. When pointed at a light and looked through, the pane generates extreme hallucinations from the light source. Such hallucinations have included "dragons and smoke monsters" to "birds with blue flaming wings and horns like a goat". Hallucinations vary from subject to subject and seem to have no correlation to the viewer's mental state or personality. When the pane is turned away from the source, the hallucinations immediately cease and "reset" until turned back to the light.
Input: One print-out & one Sphere
Setting: 1:1
Output: One print-out describing knot-theory & one iron trefoil knot.
Input: One print-out & one Sphere
Setting: Fine
Output: One collection of five intersecting tetrahedra forming an icosahedron with a paper origami woven between the tetrahedra to spell out one of the numbers 1 through 20 on each of the twenty icosahedrons faces. The "1" and "20" faces are inked completely black, the other numbers are white paper. Rolling the "D20" has no observable anomalous effects.
Input: One print-out & one Sphere
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One origami klein bottle inscribed with SCP-3669-2, function unknown, awaiting O5 approval for the creation of an SCP-3669-1 to discern the meaning of the inscriptions.
Input: 1 character sheet for the tabletop roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons, 3.5th Edition, filled out by Researcher Thompson.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A log detailing the character’s adventure’s, including their victories in combat, interactions with other characters, skills they learned, and treasure they found.
Input: 1 character sheet for the tabletop roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons, 3.5th Edition, filled out by Researcher Thompson.
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 character sheet for the tabletop roleplaying game Call of Cthulhu, Edition 5.5. Researcher Thompson, who is familiar with the game, remarked the character design to be highly creative and original.
Input: 1 character sheet for the tabletop roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons, 3.5th Edition, filled out by Researcher Thompson.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A sheet of paper promoting the non-existent tabletop roleplaying game Fear in the Foundation, 1st Edition. The paper repeatedly makes claims about the fun factor of the game but gives little information as to its actual content. Upon reading the entirety of the paper, subjects undergo an out-of-body experience in which they perceive themselves to exist in the game world. Based on subject’s reports, elements of the game are taken from several different tabletop roleplaying games. The game is also noted to contain several Foundation and SCP-related characters, items, and locations. Subjects will exit this state upon either dying in the game, or defeating the final villain.
Input: The AIC server, monitor, keyboard & mouse.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One IBM branded server, One battery pack (external) connected to the server, One Samsung branded OLED monitor, One IBM branded keyboard with integrated trackball. A copy of Glacon.aic was found running on the server.
Input: One AP Calculus textbook
Setting: Rough
Output: Large shreds of paper and plastic in a pile
Input: One set of Himitsu no Akko-chan DVDs
Setting: 1:1
Output: The DVDs now contain all 109 episodes of Sally the Witch (1966-1967)
Input: One set of Himitsu no Akko-chan DVDs
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two smaller sets of DVDs, each containing all 52 episodes of Magic Angel Creamy Mami (1983-1984).
Input: One set of Himitsu no Akko-chan DVDs
Setting: Fine
Output: The episodes have been re-animated in the style of the 1988-1989 reboot.
Input: One set of Himitsu no Akko-chan DVDs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The episodes have been re-animated in the style of the 1998-1999 reboot.
Input: One set of Himitsu no Akko-chan DVDs, one Japanese-English dictionary
Setting: 1:1
Output: One volume of the original Himitsu no Akko-chan manga in Japanese, one set of DVDs containing a video curriculum on how to learn Japanese.
Input: One set of Himitsu no Akko-chan DVDs, one Japanese-English dictionary, one printout of an article from honeysanime.com on how to create "fansubs" of anime.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: DVDs and dictionary remain unchanged; printout of honeysanime.com article replaced with a printout of an article from themuse.com entitled "5 Reasons No One Ever Helps You Out When You Ask for Favors (Spoiler: It's You)"
Input: One interlocking metal ring puzzle
Setting: Coarse
Output: The ring puzzle, fully disassembled into its separate rings.
Input: One disassembled ring puzzle
Setting: 1:1
Output: One disassembled ring puzzle of different make, pieces fit together into a separate puzzle.
Input: One disassembled ring puzzle
Setting: Fine
Output: One disassembled ring puzzle. Object is notably more complex than input, featuring multiple small pieces engraved with spiraling contours. Object described as "Somewhat unsettling, but still very interesting."
Input: One beaker of distilled water
Setting: 1:1
Output: One bowl of distilled water. Measured mass was 200 grams.
Input: One beaker of distilled water
Setting: Fine
Output: One glass sphere decorated in fractal patterns. Water was stored inside sphere. Total mass was 200 grams. The glass sphere broke into seven separate pieces when retrieval of water was attempted.
Output: One tachyon emission device. Item displayed approximately seven hundred years of accumulated wear and was entirely non-functional.
Setting: Dial rotated back and forth repeatedly until the relevant item was inserted.
Input: One tachyon emission device, acquired from the Department of Temporal Anomalies following identification of the output.
Input: SCP-914 replica
Setting: 1:1
Output: A 0.5mx0.35mx0.15m copper pad with twelve 4x5 rectangles of twenty pins (roughly resembling a UK electrical plug’s earth pin) arranged in four rows of three upon one of its 0.5mx0.35m faces. Nearing one of the long edges of the same face, three 4mm wooden conduits each containing a solid copper dowel protrude. While neither SCP-914 nor any of its smaller replicas show a viable pair for either kind of connector, its design and means of creation imply that both machines may connect to an intermediate device or piece of machinery.
Input: One unassembled chair
Setting: Fine
Output: One “assembled” chair, having had its components connected together in a random, useless, configuration.
Input: One unassembled chair, one IKEA STEFAN assembly manual
Setting: Fine
Output: An assembled chair, albeit with the front legs and back of the aforementioned chair switched in places. Its seat has been heavily damaged, seemingly by a hammer or other blunt instrument.
Input: One unassembled chair, one IKEA STEFAN assembly manual, and one post-it note with the sentence “you can do it!” written on it in HB pencil by Dr Crocker.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A 60cm wooden automaton resembling a humanoid figure that shows an obsessive interest in IKEA products and their assembly. While showing extreme enthusiasm towards being allowed to assemble furniture itself, it has failed to make any progress beyond aimless movement of furniture components in tests; object is thus presumed to be non-sentient.
Input: 1 logistics tips flyer from the Foundation Logistics Dept. "Filling every nook and cranny, tips for efficient transport"
Setting: Coarse
Output: The same flyer as the input, cut into a continuous ribbon following a Hilbert-curve (7 iterations)
Input: 1 Ethics Committee advisory against workplace romance
Setting: 1:1
Output: 1 Wedding RSVP between Dr. ██████ & agent ████████, with SCP-173 as the officiant depicted in the background. Of note is that Dr. ██████ & agent ████████ were unaware of each other when questioned.
Input: 1 pen drawing of SCP-914 on A4 paper, no known author.
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 folded "pop-up" origami replica of SCP-914, seemingly made by separating the individual layers of fiber in the original sheet of paper. Blue ink accentuates the outer edges of the origami. The object was damaged when attempting to close the paper fold.
Input: 1 printed presentation slide "Funnels and you" by Dr Gears, signed by Dr. Kondraki.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 paper funnel, with an intake diameter of 5cm, output diameter of 5mm, any matter fitting the 5cm input can be pressed through the funnel with minimal effort, regardless of the material density or composition.
Input: One of the aforementioned documents.
Setting: Fine
Output: An identical pamphlet with the exception of a page describing "class-Ω amnesics" used to completely erase all memories of an individual. They are described as simply being cyanide pills.
Input: One of the aforementioned documents.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A highly-worn leather bound book with the Serpent Hand's logo on the cover containing various cognitohazards that upon exposure erased memories within different time brackets.
Input: A small bowl filled with Corn Flakes and milk, and a silver spoon.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A small item in the shape of a standard action figure. A small coating of plastic covers the item. Inside the coating is a mass of mashed Corn Flakes and milk. In one of the item's "hands" is a silver toy sword.
Input: One A4 printed photograph of SCP-882
Setting: Coarse
Output: One 200x148mm piece of paper in the shape of a zero or letter O. One similarly sized piece of paper in the shape of a capital letter N or Z. Several hundred 5-10mm triangular scraps of paper. One small puddle of brownish ink.
Input: One A4 printed photograph of SCP-882
Setting: 1:1
Output: One A4 sheet of paper, printed with the word "NO" in 83 different languages, taking up approximately one-half of the page. The rest of the page was occupied by angular pictograms arranged seemingly at random, which were reported as producing "a feeling of trepidation and discomfort". Subsequent investigation revealed these symbols to be a minor cognitohazard, and the sheet of paper was put into containment.
Input: One A4 printed photograph of SCP-882
Setting: Fine
Output: One inked origami model of a human in a kneeling position, hands raised to its head. When picked up, the model abruptly unfolded, giving Dr. Stern a shallow cut across the tips of three fingers and the thumb. The unfolded model resembled a human body torn into four pieces.
Input: One A4 printed photograph of SCP-882
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Although planned, this test was cancelled on request from Dr. Stern.
Input: 1 copy of Jurassic World Evolution
Setting: Coarse
Output: Plastic scraps.
Input: 1 copy of Jurassic World Evolution
Setting: 1:1
Output: A Blu-Ray copy of the film Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom; at the time of the experiment, it had yet to release in this format.
Input: 1 copy of Jurassic World Evolution
Setting: Fine
Output: A modified copy of the 2003 video game Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis; all features from the game were intact, but several models of dinosaurs within the game were updated to include feathers and other anatomical features known to modern paleontology, while still staying consistent to the design of dinosaurs within the Jurassic Park franchise.
Input: 1 copy of Jurassic World Evolution
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A CD-Rom containing software copyrighted by InGen, the company responsible for the creation of dinosaurs within the Jurassic Park franchise. Appears to be a management software for a facility similar to Jurassic Park, and includes the gene sequences of over 500 species of dinosaur and prehistoric animals, including plesiosaurs, pterodactyls, and mammoths. Testing of samples recovered from SCP-1265 and SCP-561 have confirmed that the genomes are approximately 50-65% accurate.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One nylon flag of Poland.
Input: One flag
Input: One piece of A5 paper as previously described
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of A5 paper with the phrase "Will the white star bark?" written in (presumably) 3H pencil
Input: One piece of A5 paper as previously described
Setting: Fine
Output: One piece of A5 paper with the phrase folded in the shape of a moon, completely shaded in with HB pencil. Upon unfolding the paper, a sound reminiscent of a wolf's howl was heard, but this was not experienced upon remaking the shape
Input: One piece of A5 paper as previously described
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One piece of A5 paper with the phrase "lol i dunno[sic]" written in HB pencil
Input: One gear from SCP-914
Setting: Rough
Output: Failed to operate. Gear destroyed. A replica was made and is currently being installed
Input: One aforementioned vial.
Setting: Very Fine.
Output: Before the refining process could begin, the test was interrupted by security personnel and Researcher Wood was restrained. The vial of SCP-106's slime was disposed off.
Input: One aforementioned cup.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A cup of brown colored soda similar to the input. When tasted, J.R Daniels said it tasted like the input, but another researcher stated that it had some Granny Smith flavoring. Each and every researcher assigned to the Light Containment Zone at that time tried the cup's contents and got a differing result. The cup was later moved to the anomalous items locker.
Input: 500 grams of sawdust
Setting: Coarse
Output: A thin layer of ash covered the floor of the Output Booth.
Input: 250 grams of ash from previous experiment
Setting: Coarse
Output: Air was sooty, booth was otherwise empty.
Input: Airborne smoke from a fire.
Setting: Coarse
Output: A vacuum was produced, with air and soot at its the edges. It imploded. The force of the implosion ignited the air into an explosion. SCP-914 was undamaged.
Input: 250 grams of ash from second experiment
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A brilliant cut diamond, weighing 250 grams.
Input: Junior Researcher Summers
Setting: Fine
Output: Junior Researcher Summers, with noticeably clearer skin, longer hair and a better figure. She was very disoriented, but otherwise unharmed. Junior Researcher Summers was apprehended upon output.
Input: One digital thermometer.
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of electronic components and plastic fragments. Burn marks cover the parts.
Input: One digital thermometer.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One digital thermometer. Temperatures are measured in Kelvin.
Input: One digital thermometer.
Setting: Very fine.
Output: An intricate instrument with several digital dials that change when exposed to different temperatures and directions. One of the dials seemingly moves without purpose. The symbols do not correspond to any known mathematical object to count or measure.
Input: One letter
Setting: 1:1
Output: A letter of similar length, in Italian. Translation shows it to be a complete, if overly literal, translation of the input.
Input: One letter
Setting: Fine
Output: A similar letter, neatly folded into an envelope-ready shape. The contents have been altered into more eloquent sentences, but the meaning of each phrase is more or less preserved.
Input: One letter
Setting: Very fine
Output: A neatly folded letter, similar to the above, but the contents have been changed to a reply from a "Lux Plutide". Upon collection and examination of the letter, Dr. Hadian mentions that he finds the sender to be "most agreeable". No other recipient of this letter has reported any such opinion; as such, the document is being examined for possible cognitohazards.
Input: Sheet of stamps
Setting: Fine
Output: One origami lilac assembled with the stamps. Notably, the origami smells like lilac.
Input: The "Romance, the beginners guide" book
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The very same book with no physical changes. Upon 'field testing' its effects, lab technician Stocker found that by simply following the instructions in the book, people would find him more attractive, thus living up to its name.
Input: One Rubik's cube.
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of melted plastic, in various colors.
Input: One Rubik's cube
Setting: Coarse
Output: Twenty-one Rubik's cube components, later reassembled into an operational Rubik's cube.
Input: One Rubik's cube
Setting: 1:1
Output: A Rubik's cube displaying pictures of the Foundation, including the Foundation seal, an illustration of SCP-173, a pair of handcuffs (presumably representing ''secure'') a hexagon (presumably a box, for ''contain''), a shield (for ''protect''), and a white side reading “the Foundation box”.
Input: One Rubik’s cube
Output: No change a Rubik’s cube that, when shuffled, will automatically solve itself after being left for 30 seconds. This usually takes less than 3 seconds.
Setting: Very Fine
Input: One of the aforementioned puzzle boxes.
Setting: Coarse
Output: The same box, disassembled into its basic components.
Input: One of the aforementioned puzzle boxes.
Setting: Fine
Output: A similar puzzle box, which could be opened with a five-step sequence.
Input: One of the aforementioned puzzle boxes.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A plain wooden cube An apparently plain wooden cube that opens if held with a vertex pointed down for more than 30 seconds, otherwise empty A complex fold-out contraption, made entirely of some kind of ultralight wood An anomalous puzzle box containing far more components and internal space than it reasonably should. Current opening sequence is thirty-four steps.
Input: One of the aforementioned candles
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of carbon, cellulose, and hydrogen gas
Input: One of the aforementioned candles
Setting: Rough
Output: Thirty pieces of the candle each equivalent in size
Input: One of the aforementioned candles
Setting: Fine
Output: One candle, seemingly identical to the input. Upon further testing, it was discovered to burn precisely forty times longer than it should have. The flame is steady and recordings with a high speed camera have shown no more than a millimeter variance of the flame’s dimensions. The light produced is in the 590 to 560 nanometer range, appearing yellow to the human eye.
Input: One of the aforementioned candles
Setting: Very fine
Output: Candle was modified into a ball of wax with a radius of ten centimeters. The surface, upon measuring with an electron microscope, was discovered to possess no flaws even at the nanometer resolution. Through further testing, it was determined that the “candle” will spontaneously ignite when the light in the immediate area around it dropped below the level required to discern colour. Upon ignition, the candle levitates to a height of two meters and stays there until the ambient light is sufficient for human eyes. The flame it produces lacks any heat and emits only light.
Input: Clock as described above, under conditions described above.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A conglomerate shape comprised of spheres and cubes, where each sub-shape is comprised of a random quantity of a singular material used in the construction of the original clock. It should be noted that after an initial activity period of ██ seconds, SCP-914 ceased activity for █ minutes, after which activity resumed as normal, resulting in the output shape.
Input: One (imaginary) incandescent light bulb.
Setting: 1:1
Output: According to D-47833-914: One empty oil lamp made of glass with a metallic wick. D-47833-914 lost consciousness shortly after the test and remains in the infirmary.
Input: One bottle of hand sanitizer
Setting: Coarse
Output: An empty hand sanitizer bottle, a puddle of hand sanitizer, a spring, a pump dispenser, and a removed logo sticker.
Input: One bottle of hand sanitizer
Setting: 1:1
Output: A bottle of soap, with the words “SOAP” printed on the front. Output smelled of ethyl alcohol.
Input: Two bottles of hand sanitizer
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A large bottle of hand sanitizer, mass equivalent to initial input. On the front is a sticker that reads as follows:
Input: Chemotherapy bottle
Setting: Coarse
Output: Molten plastic and various chemicals similar to those used in chemotherapy.
Input: Chemotherapy bottle
Setting: Rough
Output: Three pills of an unknown substance, shown to lightly patch wounds when swallowed.
Input: Chemotherapy bottle
Setting: 1:1
Output: A bottle of fifteen HIV medication pills.
Input: Chemotherapy bottle
Setting: Fine
Output: One pill visually similar to SCP-500-1. When tested on a subject with multiple diseases including cancer, it cured the subject's cancer but not the other diseases. The pill also removed a scar on the subject's left cheek.
Input: Chemotherapy bottle
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A pitch black bottle with no lid or label filled with ten pills all glowing an aura of unique colors. When swallowed, the subject's pupils change to the color of the pill. Approximately twenty hours after consumption, the subject will begin glowing on the skin of the same color as the pill consumed. An hour later, the subject slowly collapses into colored dust again resembling the color of the pill consumed. The dust has no recognizable chemical solution. Four pills were used in testing, one pill colored white mysteriously dissapeared while unwatched, and the remaining five pills are stored in the container in a standard containment locker. Awaiting classification if voted necessary.
Input: One of the aforementioned pamphlets.
Setting: 1:1
Output: "Mission RANGO LEPSIN FIFTY EIGHT" - A pamphlet directed at an unknown group of humanoid entities living in extra-dimensional space seemingly made by the Global Occult Coalition. Notably mentions something called "Euclid's Hammer" and threatens to activate it if the unknown entities ever attempt to reach Earth. The document explains "Euclid's Hammer" as a paratechnological device that reverts dimensional anomalies to normal space destroying everything inside.
Input: One of the aforementioned pamphlets.
Setting: 1:1
Output: "Preserving the veil from the middle" - A pamphlet directed at Foundation containment maintenance staff explaining the importance of protecting sapient objects from outside forces.
Input: One of the aforementioned pamphlets.
Setting: Fine
Output: Several pamphlets containing [DATA EXPUNGED] that when observed is intended to cause those who observe them to see nothing unethical on any level with The Foundation's practices. The hazards did not actually seem to work indicating that SCP-914 could not bypass [DATA EXPUNGED]. Further testing of this nature is advised against.
Input: One of the aforementioned cards.
Setting: Coarse
Output: White sheet of polyvinyl chloride (approximately same size as gift card), large puddle of ink, several small puddles of coloured dye.
Input: One of the aforementioned cards.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A Club Penguin 1-year membership gift card.
Input: One of the aforementioned cards.
Setting: Fine
Output: A 500 dollar note of Monopoly money.
Input: One of the aforementioned cards.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A gift card for the fictional company 'Save 4 Less', entitling the user to a lifetime supply of diet cola.
Input: One model solar system
Setting: Coarse
Output: Nine plastic spheres, melted ink, and the model’s stand. Four of the spheres were ejected at high velocity, injuring Dr. Anton. Experiment resumed 30 minutes later.