7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One model solar system
Setting: 1:1
Output: No change the output model contains Pluto as well as the rest of the planets. Jupiter is noticeably smaller, presumably to account for the added mass.
Input: One model solar system
Setting: Fine
Output: A iron “core”, surrounded by several thousand tiny plastic spheres, suspended in the air via unknown means relative to the iron “core”, appearing as a Spiral Galaxy. Despite the levitation effects, the plastic’s weight still registers on a scale. Further analysis shows it is a model of the Andromeda Galaxy.
Input: One picture of SCP-1048.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One picture of SCP-2295.
Input: One picture of SCP-639.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One picture of SCP-933-02.
Input: One picture of SCP-173.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One picture of SCP-096.
Input: One Tamagotchi Digital Pet.
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of crushed metal and molten plastic.
Input: One Tamagotchi Digital Pet.
Setting: Coarse
Output: One Tamagotchi Digital Pet with scratches on the surface and the stickers worn out.
Input: One Tamagotchi Digital Pet.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Tamagotchi Classic.
Input: One Tamagotchi Digital Pet.
Setting: Fine
Output: A small, sapient dog constructed with metal and plastic, with a similar structure to that of a Shih Tzu. Object is capable of nodding 'yes' or 'no' to basic questions and is very affectionate.
Input: One Tamagotchi Digital Pet.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: [DATA EXPUNGED].
Input: One ██████ brand cigarette packet.
Setting: Rough
Output: A small pile of shredded paper with trace amounts of tabbaco.
Input: One ██████ brand cigarette packet.
Setting: Coarse
Output: A stack of paper approximately 1/8 th the size of an A4 sheet of paper, a small pile of tabbaco, and a small puddle of ink.
Input: One ██████ brand cigarette packet.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One ██████ brand cigarette packet.
Input: One ██████ brand cigarette packet.
Setting: Fine
Output: One ██████ brand cigarette packet. When tested with D class personnel it was revealed that the cigarettes had none adverse effects the regular cigarettes came with.
Input: One ██████ brand cigarette packet.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A small origami dragon A sapient dragon, comprised of paper and cardboard. It flew out of the output section when D class personnel approached it. The dragon was placed in containment but died hours later, examination of the the corpse revealed the dragon died of lung cancer.
Input: 1 tracking envelope.
Setting: Rough
Output: A small pile of cinnabar, a tiny beeswax honeycomb structure, scraps of paper and a small pile of glitter (presumed to be the thaumatological writing from the letter).
Input: 1 tracking envelope.
Setting: Coarse
Output: 1 unfolded envelope (no visible markings), one letter with SCP-3669-2 notation in glittery black ink. One unbroken wax seal with the stylized initials C.F. stamped on it.
Input: 1 tracking envelope.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A punch card labeled "FORTRAN STATEMENT" wherein 688 of the 800 positions were punched. Each of the punched holes had a shape of thaumatological significance. The surface of the card feels "waxy" and has a slight glitter like glint to it. The nature of the program on the card is being analysed by the anomalous computing dept.
Input: 1 tracking envelope.
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 origami helicopter (modeled after a Bell UH-1 Iroquois), the windows are painted on with glittery black ink, the engine compartment is made of red sealing wax. After manually winding the blades the helicopter can fly a short distance in a random direction.
Input: 1 tracking envelope.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 wax sealed envelope, addressed to the high school nickname of Dr. Devant, the seal was stamped with a heart symbol. Inside the envelope was a letter of rejection to Dr. Devant, written in black glittery ink. This letter is currently being investigated for cognitohazardous effects.
Input: Aforementioned candy bowl and note.
Setting: Fine
Output: The same candy bowl and note, but with three pieces removed and set to the floor beside it. The three extracted pieces are unable to be consumed; subjects who attempt to will instead insist they are "for someone else." Remaining pieces show no anomalous properties.
Input: Previous bowl containing the remaining candy and note attached.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Contents unchanged, no effects apparent until all candy is removed. Once emptied, subjects who observe the bowl will feel excessively compulsed to fill it and will attempt to do so with anything available, including liquids, possessions of significance to the subject, vital organs (if tools capable of incision are provided,) and materials found hazardous to the subject or container. Effects are not present to those who view the object through camera feeds or photographs. Contents of the bowl showed no remarkable properties.
Input: USB drive, Military Strategy Essay.
Setting: Fine
Output: USB drive now has the letters, HOI5, on the shell. Contents now appear to be a downloadable game similar to HOI4 but including many more aspects not found in original. Essay pages now non-nonsensical, but further testing has revealed that reading through the entire essay gives the reader a grasp of military strategy surpassing that of histories most revered generals. Essay now held in MTF training facility Alpha for training of MTF personnel. USB Drive given to Researcher I. Darby after testing revealed no anomalous effects
Input: Novel on WW2 Tanks and Planes, assembled Panzer VIII model
Setting: Fine
Output: Unassembled Panzer VII model. Testing reveals that model is composed of a plastic paper hybrid. Novel has been refined to an instruction Sheet for the model. Presumed that the novel on WW2 tanks and planes has been refined along with the assembled model to allow for the increase in parts.
Input: One chessboard, one booklet
Setting: Fine
Output: One translucent "3D Chess" cube with pieces, one booklet describing the rules of "3D Chess" in 18th century Russian. The cube is made of a cellulose and protein-based aerogel with a wooden base. It is subdivided into 8x8x8 smaller cubes, the sides of which are equal in length to the sides of the fields on the original chessboard. These cubes are alternately light and dark colored. The pieces are made of hollow wood but are identical to the original pieces. Each side has sixty-four pawns, sixteen rooks, knights and bishops, eight queens, and eight kings. The pieces are arranged in columns in the original starting configuration but the booklet describes alternative starting configurations available to the players. The base has controls for highlighting one horizontal or vertical plane of the cube, this lighting operates from two AA-size batteries (not included). This highlight is non-anomalous, using ultrasound emitted from miniature speakers in the base in combination with sound-activated bioluminescent proteins in the aerogel. The total mass of the outputs is identical to the mass of the input items.
Input: One chessboard, one booklet
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One apparently wooden disk with "4D Chess" printed on it, one combined instruction manual and rule booklet in contemporary Navajo transcribed in Greek script.
Input: One 2018 Gregorian calendar.
Setting: Rough
Output: Pile of calendar cards.
Input: One 2018 Gregorian calendar.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 2019 Julian calendar.
Input: One 2018 Gregorian calendar.
Setting: Fine
Output: One calendar with days and months in seemingly random order. In some cases days have been added.
Input: One brass gyroscope
Setting: Fine
Output: Brass mechanism of unknown purpose, functions as a clock in some regards. The object is covered with mekanite symbols.
Input: One brass gyroscope
Setting: Fine
Output: Gyroscope of similar make and design. Brass has separated into copper sections and zinc-tin alloy. The efficiency of the gyroscope is increased to 90%
Input: One brass gyroscope
Setting: Fine
Output: One brass gyroscope, of significantly more artistic design. No significant functional differences are noted.
Input: One brass gyroscope
Setting: Fine
Output: One simple brass spinner toy. D-31589-914 appeared significantly more comfortable holding the toy than a gyroscope.
Input: One brass gyroscope
Setting: Fine
Output: Several broken pieces of brass. One piece, in particular, produced a calming effect when viewed, and has been given to Researcher █████ to help alleviate their condition.
Input: One Brass gyroscope
Setting: Fine
Output: One Brass gyroscope, that will, regardless of position, always points towards Dr. Anton. Object destroyed by request of Dr. Anton.
Input: One textbook
Setting: Coarse
Output: One textbook, the textbook has been defaced with a marker, specific references include crude drawings of organs, coarse language, and scribbles. Testing has revealed that the textbook when held introduces a sense of disgust.
Input: One fantasy trilogy
Setting: 1:1
Output: One set of religious texts
Input: One Sci-Fi novel
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Starship made of paper, exactly as described in a personal copy of the novel owned by Researcher Darby. When approached by D-Class personnel starship levitated to a height of 1 meter, flew 3 meters forward and proceeded to land and send out miniature caricatures of personnel described in the novel. Starship has been contained and awaiting possible SCP clearance by O5 personnel due to similarity to SCP-587.
Input: One copy of SCP-2140.
Setting: Rough
Output: One copy of an SCP-2140-1 instance, determined (via piecemeal analysis) to be SCP-2140-1-D, printed approximating the appearance of blood on vellum (with the elements available). The instance was reported destroyed.
Input: One copy of SCP-2140.
Setting: Coarse
Output: One copy of an SCP-2140-1 instance, determined (via piecemeal analysis) to be SCP-2140-1-G4 ink-jet printed on commercial quality recycled Size A paper. This instance is theorized to retroactively cause a craving for fast-food quesadillas. The instance was reported destroyed.
Input: One copy of SCP-2140.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of an SCP-2140-1 instance, determined (via piecemeal analysis) to be SCP-2140-1-CI. The instance was laser-printed in black ink on BASILISK standard waterproof paper, size A4. The instance was initially reported destroyed but was later determined missing; current location is unknown.
Input: One copy of SCP-2140.
Setting: Fine
Output: One copy of an SCP-2140-1 instance, determined (via piecemeal analysis) to be SCP-2140-1-U3, image embedded in flexible composite sheet, Size A4. Subtle differences from known SCP-2140-U glyphs indicate a high probability that this instance causes retroactive loyalty to the current UNGOC director, as an individual, rather than to the organization as a whole. The instance was reported destroyed.
Input: One copy of SCP-2140.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One IBM 5081 punch card, printed on standard card stock. The card contains a digital equivalent of a minimal SCP-2140-1 instance designed to be machine-readable. The instance was reported destroyed.
Input: 50 glass cups filled with strawberry jelly.
Setting: Rough
Output: A large pile of glass shards and strawberry jelly.
Input: 50 glass cups filled with strawberry jelly.
Setting: 1:1
Output: 50 cups made of hardened strawberry jelly filled with melted glass.
Input: 50 glass cups filled with strawberry jelly.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A glass item that resembles an exact replica of a human skull, filled with strawberry jelly.
Input: One aforementioned clock
Setting: Rough
Output: disassembled alarm clock
Input: One aforementioned clock
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One alarm clock. when activated, the clock produced a ringing sound at 150 decibels, causing permanent hearing damage to present subject, D-5567-1, who activated the device.
Input: Output of "Very Fine" test
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One alarm clock visually identical to the previous. The object was moved to a soundproof acoustics chamber for safer testing. Subject D-8639-1 was instructed to activate the alarm clock. Upon activation, a frequency of ███,███ Hz was detected by use of a parabolic microphone. While no personnel were harmed, as protected by soundproof walls and glass, Subject D-8639-1 shook violently in place before collapsing. The following autopsy revealed that the subject's brain had been completely liquefied.
Input: One Scranton Reality Anchor
Setting: Fine
Output: No change.
Input: One pair of Christmas stockings
Setting: 1:1
Output: Stockings remain nearly identical, with the only discernible difference being the face of Santa Claus, which is replaced by a large Red Kangaroo (Macropus rufus) driving a utility truck, with the phrase "Have an Aussie Christmas!" woven into the fabric.
Input: One pair of Christmas stockings
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pair of off-color red stockings with poorly woven cotton. The face of Santa is replaced with a crude drawing of a stick figure with a Christmas hat, riding a surfboard. The phrase "AuSSIE ChriSTmas Is HeRe.[sic]" is woven into the back with black cotton.
Input: One pair of Christmas stockings
Setting: Fine
Output: A cotton vinyl containing the entire music collection from the band "Bucko & Champs", with songs containing themes of Christmas underlined with red lines woven into the fabric.
Input: Twenty cents in pennies
Setting: Fine
Output: A sculpture of former US President Abraham Lincoln.
Input: One Ruler
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A ruler that can tell the length of any object it is set upon in inches. The ruler then messages how long said object it is placed upon by sending a text message to the person who placed it on the objects' phone, if the person who placed the ruler has no phone, they will receive a letter with the length of the measured item within the next hour, regardless of where they are, and who they are. Both the text message and the letter say that they come from "unknown contact" and are sent from the coordinates of the ruler at the time the object was measured. Attempts to trace the contact have resulted in the location of the ruler.
Input: One censored document.
Setting: 1:1
Output: The black bars that censor the document had been scrambled around the document.
Input: One censored document.
Setting: Fine
Output: Entire pages of the document is covered in ink. Each page also illustrates a lock symbol.
Input: One censored document.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Pages were fused together and the front page is entirely black except for an illustration of a hand. When one with Level 3 or above credentials places their hand on it, the pages would be no longer fused. Then all the uncensored data can be accessed.
Input: One IPK
Setting: Rough
Output: One 902.36g cube of platinum & One 97.64g sphere of iridium.
Input: One IPK
Setting: Coarse
Output: One platinum-iridium alloy meteorite, when cut in half the meteorite showed a Widmanstätten pattern.
Input: One IPK
Setting: 1:1
Output: One platinum-iridium alloy rod precisely 1 meter long with a diameter of roughly 3.88mm.
Input: One IPK
Setting: Fine
Output: One square platinum plate with an iridium "antenna" protruding on its far side. The plate has a radial meter embossed on its center ranging from 0 to 5, from its center protrudes an iridium needle pointing towards the "one" position. This needle moves to higher & lower positions when the device is pointed toward anomalous phenomena. No interior parts have been found.
Input: One IPK
Setting: Very fine
Output: One platinum weighing mass with tapered handle & ornate embossments of the phrase "1 kilogram" in various languages. X-ray imaging of the device showed an internal space filled with iridium metal parts moving continuously and chaotically. Its anomalous effect is made apparent when the "weight" is placed on the surface of an object that is not fastened to the ground in some way, this object will now weigh exactly one kilogram regardless of local gravity or acceleration. The object behaves like a regular weighing mass when used on a balance scale.
Input: One kg iron, an illustration of Sierpinski Triangle
Setting: 1:1
Output: a 1-kilogram ''triforce'' symbol. Paper depicts an accurate drawing of Link.
Input: One kg iron, an illustration of Cantor Dust
Setting: 1:1
Output: An accurate depiction of a brain, in iron A pile of iron dust. Upon Dr. Anton removing the output, it began to disintegrate rapidly. Paper depicted no change.
Input: One kg iron, an illustration of Koch snowflake
Setting: 1:1
Output: A massive plume of iron dust was ejected from the output booth, raining down over D-3659. D-3659 is sent to the infirmary with Metal Fume Fever. Containment chamber decontaminated before next test.
Input: One kg iron, an illustration of Mandelbrot set
Setting: 1:1
Output: A flat iron plate, depicting the ██████-████████ cognitohazard. The depiction was engraved, and poorly drawn, to the point where the effect (immediate blindness) failed to manifest. The object was removed by cognitohazard containment teams. Paper depicts several incomprehensible scribbles.
Input: One copy of SCP-███'s document, except that the description of SCP-███'s creation has been removed.
Setting: Rough
Output: [DATA EXPUNGED], causing a mass containment breach.
Input: One copy of SCP-███'s document that is completely unchanged.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One human skull engraved "In the Name of the Church". One constantly turning cog was found within the brain cavity, and the original "Origin" section was also discovered, seemingly discarded and crumpled up, within the mouth of the skull. The object is currently contained in a secure storage locker in Site-64.
Input: One copy of SCP-███'s document that is missing any data relating to the Foundation.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Approximately thirty red Foundation berets with a gray Foundation logo on the top.
Input: Superhero graphic novel [Spiderman], 1kg of iron filings.
Setting: 1:1
Output: Unchanged Graphic novel now in Russian and is now called ''Spider of Stalin''. Iron filings have changed into steel.
Input: Superhero graphic novel [Iron Man], 1kg of iron filings.
Setting: Fine
Output: One small Iron doll of ''Iron Man'' with several advanced features (Lasers, Phone charging, speech, etc.), the graphic novel has changed into an instruction sheet on how to use said features.
Input: Superhero graphic novel [Batman], 1kg of iron filings.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One small toy ''Joker'' as described in the novel. When retrieval was attempted the miniature Joker attacked Researcher Darby and [DATA EXPUNGED]. Object successfully neutralized with only minor injuries and the loss of Researcher I. Darby's pride.
Input: Chess set, set up in the beginning position
Setting: 1:1
Output: Same as Input, with white pawn moved to legal position.
Input: Chess set, set up as in output, with black pawn moved to a legal position
Setting: 1:1
Output: Same as Input, with another white pawn moved to legal position.
Input: Chess set, set up as in previous output, rook moved to legal position.
Setting: 1:1
Output: chess pieces are arranged all throughout the output booth, orientation suggests chessboard was thrown.
Input: One Kilogram of Iron
Setting: Very Fine
Output: No change Output iron has the memetic property that anyone who views it believes it is completely indestructible and refuses to try to break it. testing using an automated rig shows no abnormal physical properties.
Input: One Kilogram of Iron
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A large iron box, weighing one Kilogram. when out of range of a Scranton Reality Anchor, a large Pocket dimension forms within the box, with size in excess of 1000 meters cubed. Any object put in the box will not affect the box's weight. When brought in proximity to a Reality Anchor, The space disappears, destroying whatever is inside.
Input: One Kilogram of Iron
Setting: Very Fine
Output: No change.
Input: One fifth kg brass shells
Setting: Fine
Output: Ornate brass pocket watch of equal weight to input material. Upon winding, the watch did not appear to function. When Jr. Researcher Stan expressed dismay to this, SCP-914's input booth opened automatically and the settings dial switched to 1:1.
Input: One brass pocket watch
Setting: 1:1
Output: Functioning watch that ticks in a three-second interval.
Input: Above materials
Setting: 1:1
Output: All iron in the bowl became magnetized, sticking to the edge of the output booth.
Input: One 9-Centimeter Steel cube
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 3-Centimeter Diamond Cylinder, One 6-Centimeter Iron Cylinder
Input: One 9-Centimeter Steel Cube, One Cockroach (Cockroach Entered 914 when the Operator started SCP-914)
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Inanimate 9-Centimeter Steel Cockroach, when tested the steel cockroach could not be damaged by any force acting upon it. When Raw metal is introduced to cockroach it will activate and consume said metal creating an exact replica with the same properties.
Input: One Standard Foundation Tracking Device
Setting: Fine
Output: One Improved Tracking Device. When loaded with batteries and pointed at an SCP it will emit a beeping noise that will speed up with proximity. The batteries go flat after five minutes of operation.
Input: One Improved Tracking Device, Three AA Batteries
Setting: Fine
Output: One Improved Tracking Device. Battery life increased to thirty minutes
Input: One Improved Tracking Device, Three AA Batteries
Setting: Fine
Output: One Improved Tracking Device. Upon the Output booth opening, it attached itself to the booth wall and made a loud blaring noise. The object was unable to be removed from the wall of the booth. Attempts to destroy the object without causing damage to SCP-914 resulted in failures. Despite not being able to remove it, the tracker could be slid along the walls. The object was then slid out of the Output booth, across SCP-914 and into the Intake booth.
Input: One Improved Tracking Device
Setting: Rough
Output: Burnt pile of metal and plastic
Input: All of the above
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A foul-smelling mixture of the aforementioned degreaser and lubricant. Analysis reveals substantial amounts of rust, ash, and soot. The note is unreadable due to being completely blackened. One small metal and plastic statue of Maintenance Technician Johnson holding a wrench and standing in a gallant pose. Statue has memetic properties leading to viewers gaining an intense urge to give M.T. Johnson either a promotion or a pay raise, whichever would lead to him getting paid more. This effect lasts for an average of two hours after viewing. Moved to secure containment.
Input: 1/3 Lb. of purple stress putty
Setting: 1:1
Output: A clump of multicolored stress putty with a density of three times the input
Input: 1/3 Lb. of purple stress putty
Setting: Fine
Output: A detailed, although downsized sculpture of SCP-173
Input: 1/3 Lb. of purple stress putty, Four Fender brand Guitar picks
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A living, amoeba-like cluster of putty. The object is capable of moving at speeds up to 1 km/h, and is generally friendly. The object appears to have guitar picks growing out in all directions, and appear to act as sensory organs. The object has regenerative properties to an astounding degree, surviving point-blank .50 caliber rounds, the only consequence being minor deformation, which was quickly undone. Further testing is currently underway, and a possible SCP classification may be warranted.
Input: All the above-mentioned items.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A poorly created automaton which broke into pieces when trying to move. The sheet of paper had a question mark written on it.
Input: One kg iron
Setting: Fine
Output: A small version of a Scranton reality Anchor. the object appeared to work, changing baseline reality to 5 humes, but suffered an electrical failure after 30 minutes of testing.
Input: One kg iron
Setting: Fine
Output: An intricate clock, depicting a time system not in use, with 15-hour days, and 3-day weeks.
Input: One kg iron
Setting: Very Fine
Output: a 500-gram "containment cube", highly resistant to high temperature, with a powerful magnetic field, toggled by a button on the side of the cube. a 500-gram dodecahedron of iron is present in the center, rotating quickly.
Input: One kg iron
Setting: Very fine
Output: a working, miniature replica of a piano.