7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One copy of deaths report
Setting: Fine
Output: 10 thin pages with faint, small writing. Contains a full copy of Belmont Report: Ethical Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research, Report of the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioural Research. Output confirmed non-anomalous and does not deviate from the original text; incinerated.
Input: One pair of khaki pants
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of fine dust later confirmed to be a combination of cotton fabric and metal shavings. The powder was accidentally disturbed during retrieval and proved highly inflammable. Intern Blackwood was treated for 2nd degree burns on his face, arms, and torso.
Input: One pair of khaki pants
Setting: Coarse
Output: A roll of khaki fabric around a thin metal tube. The fabric was bound tightly to the tube by brown thread.
Input: One pair of khaki pants
Setting: 1:1
Output: A khaki skirt with intricate clockwork-esque designs woven into it with thin metal thread.
Input: One pair of khaki pants
Setting: Fine
Output: One pair of khaki pants with the anomalous property of forcing the wearer to dance uncontrollably. The wearer only ceases movement if the output is removed or if the wearer collapses from exhaustion.
Input: One pair of khaki pants
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A stylized garrote made of fabric with intricate embroidery that anomalously compels its holder to strangle the closest person to them. As soon as the D-Class retrieved the item, they assaulted Blackwood and attempted to asphyxiate him. D-Class terminated by security personnel.
Input: A Prussian Pickelhaube
Setting: 1:1
Output: A Pickelhaube, used by the Bavarian military.
Input: An APS
Setting: Fine
Output: An M1911
Input: A Prussian Pickelhaube
Setting: 1:1
Output: A flexible Pickelhaube with Pan-European and Victorian markings. Unfolding it yields a map of Europe which shows the alliance systems of the "Imperial League" and the "European Commonwealth", the former of which corresponds to all nations whose royal families are tied to Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom and King Christian IX of Denmark.
Input: An APS
Setting: Fine
Output: A Glock 17, with the extra mass used for spare magazines.
Input: A Prussian Pickelhaube, an APS
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Two items:
Input: One Nokia 2.2 Android smartphone
Setting: Fine
Output: One Apple iPhone of unknown model. Subsequent analysis reveals minor software and hardware improvements over most modern day smartphones. However, the device's backside appears to be entirely covered in a variety of lenses without any obvious use.
Input: One Nokia 2.2 Android smartphone
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One thick bottomed shot glass with assorted electronics presumably inside the bottom. Upon exiting SCP-914, test result immediately filled with water, presumed to have been extracted from the ambient moisture. When Researcher Countac made contact with the glass, all water contained within immediately evaporated, and test result stated that "this is a demo product, if you would like to purchase the full version, please ask one of our in store employees".
Input: One Nokia 2.2 Android smartphone
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One smartphone of unknown make and model. Smartphone is approximately 3mm thick, with its exterior constructed entirely from fingerprint resistant reinforced glass. All modern day smartphone features, such as changing port and camera lens, are either entirely wireless, embedded beneath the glass, or non-existent. Attempts at operating smartphone are met with failure, as a brain-computer interface appears necessary.
Input: One Nokia 2.2 Android smartphone
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One 12 cm3 cuboid constructed from an unknown, reflective material. Analysis of test result revealed that said cuboid additionally possessed a variety of electronics, allowing it to collect, store, process, and even broadcast information. Attempted communication with test result revealed it to be possibly sentient. However, this is of minimal concern, as the cuboid appears to posses no internal memory, causing it to constantly emit a stream of incomprehensible information.
Input: One Nokia 2.2 Android smartphone
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Nokia 2.2 Android smartphone otherwise identical to the input, containing text from a sender called "Rohith". Researcher Countac, despite warnings from his assistant, immediately read the text, and upon finishing it, ceased all subsequent testing on SCP-914. Analysis of test result revealed no abnormal properties.
Input: One bottle of hot sauce
Setting: 1:1
Output: One reddish flask of clear "hurt sauce". Contains water with very thin shards of glass suspended in it.
Input: One bottle of hot sauce
Setting: 1:1
Output: One small Erlenmeyer flask of amber liquid with a small, circular black label. Chemical analysis found high concentrations of piperine.
Input: One bottle of hot sauce
Setting: 1:1
Output: One rectangular bottle of dark liquid, labeled, "№ 914 Fever Tonic," in the style of early 20th century patent remedies. Contains high concentrations of prosidol (an opioid) and droxypropine (a cough suppressant.) Notably, both have the same chemical formula (C18H27NO3) as capsaicin. Other components could not be readily identified.
Input: One bottle of hot sauce
Setting: Fine
Output: One graduated cylinder of "Hort Sauce," a viscous, pale green liquid. After initial hazard testing, output sent to Dr. Hort for analysis.
Input: One bottle of hot sauce
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One extremely sexy bottle of sauce A bottle of green chili sauce which anomalously causes observers to find it attractive. Placed in storage pending further study.
Input: One note, inputted by Researcher Daris
Setting: Rough
Output: One burning ball of paper, and a small pile of graphite.
Input: One picture, inputted by Researcher Darvis
Setting: 1:1
Output: One extremely tiny paper ball, weighing the same as the input. Analysis with high-powered microscopes revealed it to be an extremely dense, microscopic statue of Researcher Daris wearing a "hoodie" and performing a dance known as ''the disco."
Input: Five chocolate bunnies, one pocket watch, inputted by Researcher Darvis
Setting: 1:1 Fine
Output: One extremely small, ornate metal jar with a glass bottom containing a small, black marble. The jar is extremely resistant to damage of all types.
Input: One DVD copy of the aforementioned game
Setting: 1:1
Output: One DVD copy of the game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind for the original Xbox console
Input: One DVD copy of the aforementioned game
Setting: Fine
Output: One visually unchanged DVD that when launched and played, was found to have all deleted content fit the game's story. The map has also been expanded to show different areas that were inaccessible in the original game.
Input: One DVD copy of the aforementioned game
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One miniature model of The Courier from the game along with a small dial on the right side of the model, entirely made from the materials of the inputted DVD. The model changes it's gender depending on the gender of the closest subject. No other anomalous effects were observed until the D-class was instructed to turn the dial of the model once. Upon doing so, the output anomalously reshaped itself into a model of Doc Mitchell from the same game, producing a cognitohazard that causes the subject holding it to believe that they are the character portrayed by the model. Further testing shows that the model can change to any character from the game by rotating the dial once.
Input: One wheelbarrow, one backpack
Setting: Fine
Output: A lightweight iron box containing leather designs on its rim, in the shape of hearts and four wheels which are a fifth of the size of the original wheel as support. Looking into the box induces a hallucination that it is a full set of medical records of the viewer from birth to death.
Input: Above output
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Four animate metal meerkats capable of primitive speech. Output was observed to have lower intelligence than live specimens of meerkat (Suricata suricatta), yet were observed to warn of any signs of danger by swarming the closest person. Behaviour of outputs was observed for an hour before being incinerated.
Input: Above CD-ROM
Setting: Rough
Output: A destroyed CD-ROM, appearing to have been cut apart by a high-powered laser
Input: One electric fan
Setting: Rough
Output: One electric fan, covered in rust and rendered inoperable
Input: One electric fan
Setting: Coarse
Output: One disassembled electric fan, with all parts lined up accordingly in the Output booth
Input: One electric fan
Setting: 1:1
Output: One PC fan. Noticeably, the output is larger than a standard-sized computer fan used to keep a setup's CPU unit operable. Output was tested and functioned similarly to a standard-sized computer fan.
Input: One electric fan
Setting: Fine
Output: One unchanged fan One fan that does not have an electric cord to plug it into a wall socket. Anomalous property observed when the electric fan was switched on to the "1" setting, where it began exuding air similar to how a normal electric fan would function on the "3" setting. When the appliance was switched to the "2" setting, the protective cover of the fan came off and struck the D-class, resulting in various bruises and injuries. Further testing on the "3" setting placed on-hold.
Input: One electric fan
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One unchanged fan One fan that when turned on to any setting exudes a powerful blast of air with enough force to knock an individual off-balance. D-class operating the fan was knocked back several meters and crashed into the wall, sustaining moderate injuries. Object placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One basketball encased under wet paper towels
Setting: 1:1
Output: A dry basketball, with several sticky notes pasted around it with the word "Wet" written on all of them.
Input: One football encased in dry paper towels
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One football encased in dry paper towels. The item begun exerting an anomalous pulling effect on the sticky notes from the previous item upon being taken out of the output booth, ripping them off and sticking them onto itself. Water was observed leaking from the sticky notes upon contact, spreading into the paper towels and moisturizing them. Item was successfully dried by writing the word "Dry" on additional sticky notes and taking them to a distance of 5m near the object, which exhibited the same anomalous effects. Object transferred to Anomalous Storage.
Input: The aforementioned essay
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The same essay, but containing several references to non-existing Foundation members, such as "Chief Security Officer Indiana", "Head of Propaganda Officer-General Herbert Garten", and to a fictional "SCP-914 Ethics Committee". A memetic effect causes the viewer to ask themselves questions of a philosophical nature regarding the essay, SCP-914, and the Facility's methods for containing anomalous items.
Input: One replica watch
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 1:700 model of what was later identified as the USS Nimitz.
Input: One replica watch
Setting: Fine
Output: One operational 1:600 model of the USS Nimitz. The dimensions are considerably higher than the original. Placed in anomalous storage due to security concerns.
Input: One replica watch
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One display screen in the theme of the United States military. The display is seemingly designed as a malfunction lamp for SCP-914. Instead of a button, there is a three-dimensional render of a position "E" on the top of the display. The display was activated through unknown means, displaying drills, artillery, rockets, casings, etc. SCP-914 appears to have no apparent way to reset itself while the display is activated. Attempts are being made to revert the malfunction lamp to its base state.
Input: A Nokia 7.1 (64GB + 128GB microSDXC card), belonging to Researcher Marcopus
Setting: Fine
Output: The input, separated into a pile of electronics and the rest of the device, assembled. The pile consists solely of components affected by 914-1592-1. During analysis, the device was bootable without the need to replace the missing electronic components. The output proceeded with regular start-up processes until prompting for R. Marcopus' passphrase. After submitting said password, the test result started to play Lemon Tree from Fool's Garden for exactly two minutes, before repeating the last line on loop indefinitely. The output was incinerated after eleven minutes of observation; the isolated pile of affected components was also destroyed after the analysis was complete.
Input: An iPhone 8 (256GB), belonging to Junior Researcher Boneka
Setting: Fine
Output: An almost perfect grey sphere with tiny white dots, made out of the components from the input. The only imperfection observable without the use of visual aids is a camera lens. Touching the sphere causes an internal sensor to measure the change of capacitance and activate a portion of the former display, which lies directly under the lens. This projects a snake onto close surfaces. J.R. Boneka stated that she had drawn "this snake as a doodle" on her phone once.
Input: A Nokia 3310 3G (2017 version; Dual SIM; 128MB + 16GB microSDHC card), belonging to Junior Researcher Kai
Setting: Fine
Output: An object, resembling a counterfeit Nokia 3310 (2000 version). Turning on the device result in the phrases "Basically", "Available", "Soft state" and "Eventual consistency" listed on the screen. These attributes are the components of BASE, a consistency model used in distributed computing to achieve high availability. Further study on the relation between the input, the output and the concept of BASE is needed.
Input: One bucket of water, one trumpet
Setting: 1:1
Output: One brass bucket with 10 liters of water and one plastic trumpet. The trumpet is non-functional.
Input: One bucket of water, one trumpet
Setting: Fine
Output: A small Roman style chariot made of brass and plastic, with the words "WATeRCHARIOuT"(sic) written in solid brass across the front. The back of the chariot has been blocked off, creating a hollow compartment to store water inside.
Input: One bucket of water, one trumpet
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A large brass and plastic trumpet. A replaceable plastic water compartment is present on its side. Attempting to play the instrument will cause the water in the compartment to be ejected out of the trumpet. The ejection rate appears to be roughly proportional to the frequency of the note played.
Input: One pillow
Setting: Rough
Output: Thoroughly shredded pillowcase and stuffing
Input: One pillow
Setting: Coarse
Output: Empty pillowcase, stuffing assembled into a mound
Input: One pillow
Setting: 1:1
Output: One memory-foam pillow. Said memory foam adheres and contours to the person's physical shape.
Input: One pillow
Setting: Fine
Output: One unchanged pillow One pillow that can change its form, exhibiting properties similar to clay. Output mass and form adjusts to the shape that D-class had moulded it to. Anomalous property observed that output would transform back to its previous shape after approximately 9 minutes if left undisturbed.
Input: One pillow
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One identical pillow Testing D-class remarked that the output was most comfortable to use and proceeded to take a nap despite being warned against doing so. Approximately sixty seconds into the test, output attempted to smother the D-class. Output nearly succeeded in asphyxiating the D-class as security assistance was summoned to assist with removing the output from the D-class's face. Output was eventually retrieved with a robotic arm before being transferred to the incinerator.
Input: Diamond pencil
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A small animate model of a rabbit made from diamond, with a cavity inside containing graphite dust. A hole is present on its bottom, causing the graphite to leak out. Upon leaving the output booth, the rabbit hopped around the containment room until its cavity was emptied. Then, it turned over on its back and squealed in a high-pitched human voice before going limp.
Input: One jambalaya recipe
Setting: 1:1
Output: One unchanged sheet of paper, with a recipe for red beans and rice in noticeably smaller font
Input: One jambalaya recipe
Setting: Fine
Output: A recipe for jambalaya including several unusual ingredients, including human flesh, mercury, and Psychrolutes marcidus (smooth-head blobfish) in place of usual ingredients.
Input: One jambalaya recipe
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One sheet of paper with a black and white image of a bowl of jambalaya. Upon further inspection, the image was found to be made of thousands of microscopic letters, repeating a recipe for jambalaya in English, Louisiana French, Spanish, and Arabic. Recipe was noted to contain several anomalous ingredients relating to Louisiana, including “Honey Island Swamp Monster Sausage” and “Katrina Debris Seasoning”. Object had a mild cognitohazard causing affected subjects to have a mild craving for foods associated with New Orleans
Input: One toy pistol
Setting: Fine
Output: A visibly modified toy pistol. Testing showed the pistol appears to have been reconfigured into a makeshift stun-gun. The output failed to surpass 100 volts, and ran out of power after 20 uses.
Input: One toy pistol
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A visually unchanged pistol. Holding the pistol and firing it will play a recording of the wielder yelling “BANG!”.
Input: Mason Jar
Setting: Fine
Output: A non-anomalous glass figurine in the shape of a gear, and a small hollow sphere, approximately the same size as the Mason Jar. The sphere shattered upon attempted retrieval, and testing of the remains found it to be composed of compressed dust. The remains of the sphere were disposed of, and the figurine was given to Dr. Veritas as a desk ornament after passing screening.
Input: One Rubik’s cube
Setting: Fine
Output: A plastic multi-colored sculpture that gives the illusion that it is moving via reflective surfaces on its faces. Placed in the break room after passing screening.
Input: One piece of paper containing binary code.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper containing different binary code, assume to be the initial input of another Turing Machine.
Input: One piece of paper containing binary code.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper containing different binary code, assume to be the following step of another Turing Machine.
Input: One piece of paper containing binary code.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper containing different binary code, assume to be the output of another Turing Machine.
Input: One hexadecimal description.
Setting: Fine
Output: One changing hexadecimal description, the change appears to be trigger by the use of 914.
Input: One copy of the King James Bible
Setting: Fine
Output: One book that contains a different translation of the Bible every time it is opened. Recorded versions include English Standard, New International, and New World, as well as versions in other languages. So far, the output has only produced already existing translations and languages.
Input: One copy of the New International Bible
Setting: Fine
Output: One Bible that is perceived in the reader’s native language. If multiple translations are available in that language, the most up-to-date one will be perceived.
Input: One pencil
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One animate Worm on a String toy composed of pencil shavings. Output was quickly restrained and promptly incinerated.
Input: One kitchen sponge
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One visually unchanged kitchen sponge. When soaked with water and scrubbed onto another object or surface, the sponge will anomalously soak up the pigment from the object, rendering it colorless. Placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One drinking glass
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One wine glass. All liquids poured into the cup will anomalously take on the visual properties of red wine, including color, consistency, and translucency, until removed.
Input: One copy of the Written Torah
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One copy of the first five books of the King James Bible. Upon opening, a loud horn sounded from the output booth. No other effects observed.
Input: One generic writing pen, black ink
Setting: Fine Very Fine
Output: One unchanged pen One generic writing pen whose ink had changed from black to red. D-class that retrieved the pen reported that the output is working as intended when tested on a piece of blank paper. The pen was subjected through anomalous screening and passed without any abnormalities, and turned over to Junior Researcher van den Berg’s ownership.
Input: The rubber cube
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A dozen small rubber frogs with seemingly perfect elasticity. Upon opening the booth, they ejected from Research Cell 109-B at a velocity of 50 km/h. The frogs bounced between the walls of the corridors, causing some structural damage, and destroying multiple windows and doors.
Input: One of each of the above items
Setting: 1:1
Output: A copy of William Golding’s “Lord of the Gnats”, a copy of Researcher Connolly’s essay, and a copy of the personnel record. The contents of the three copies are unchanged from the originals, but with seemingly random words being replaced with the word “gnat”.
Input: One of each of the initial items
Setting: Fine
Output: Upon opening the Output chamber, Research Cell 109-B was immediately flooded with a swarm of minuscule origami specks. Output neutralized by activating the fire sprinkler system. Further investigation concluded the origami creatures were in the shape of gnats.
Input: One of each of the initial items
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A cloud of gnats. A pile of ash and a single piece of paper with the word “Scourge” written on it. Produces a memetic effect, causing the viewer to believe that they are being swarmed by insects. This effect spreads to anyone viewing the original victim. This resulted in a chain reaction that caused the majority of on-Site personnel to believe that the facility was being swarmed by gnats. Security Chief Sedna activated the on-Site quarantine blast doors and evacuated the rest of the facility. Effect lasted for two hours. Output incinerated.
Input: All of the aforementioned files
Setting: Coarse
Output: A small amount of dried adhesive, an assortment of metal bits that appeared to have been staples, paperclips that have been straightened out, and the original files in a single stack.
Input: Files from previous output
Setting: Rough
Output: Files, cut into 5cm2 pieces
Input: Cut-up files from previous output
Setting: Rough
Output: Files, cut into 2.5cm2 pieces
Input: Shredded files from previous output
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A swarm of animate origami flies. Most were neutralized in the test chamber, but several thousand managed to escape into the rest of the facility through the ventilation system. They do not appear to be capable of causing any damage directly; however, they are disruptive and may present a fire hazard.
Input: Beretta Px4 Storm pistol
Setting: Fine
Output: A Welrod MkII pistol, lighter than a regular pistol of its make, and optimised for effective range. The pistol unexpectedly jammed during testing.
Input: Beretta Px4 Storm pistol
Setting: Fine
Output: Visibly unchanged pistol, but chambered in armor-piercing rounds. During testing, several personnel reported feeling unwell and were subsequently tested positive for COVID-19. Analysis showed that the pistol anomalously mutates viral and bacterial agents to increase infectivity and promotes the buildup of toxins within a radius of 1.9 kilometres. Incinerated due to biohazard concerns.
Input: One humidifier
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A humidifier, appearance unaltered. When activated, it emits opaque steam that causes severe rashes or sores on contact with skin. Further testing showed that the rashes were caused by a unique strain of bacteria that appeared to thrive in the internal environment of the output. Affected personnel were quarantined, and released after symptoms abated. Object incinerated.