7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One VHS videotape, containing an episode of Jeopardy
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One VHS videotape, containing an altered episode of Jeopardy. All categories and questions are related to the Foundation. Of the 61 questions, 23 have answers which require Security Clearance 4 and above, of which 7 require Level 5 Clearance. Incinerated due to descriptions of several infohazardous SCPs, and the possibility of an information breach. All personnel who have watched the videotape have been amnesticized.
Input: One correction mouse
Setting: Rough
Output: One destroyed correction mouse. The output appears to have been crushed with a heavy object.
Input: One correction mouse
Setting: Coarse
Output: One disassembled correction mouse. The disassembled pieces have been organised from largest to smallest.
Input: One correction mouse
Setting: 1:1
Output: One correction mouse, reassembled to appear like a roll of duct tape. A pile of plastic remains.
Input: One correction mouse
Setting: Fine
Output: One visually unchanged correction mouse. Testing revealed that the correction mouse could only be used on words that aren’t misspelled. Attempting to use the correction mouse on a misspelled word will cause both of the user’s arms to become paralysed for 5 minutes. Placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One correction mouse
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One ██████████ ████, unchanged from input. The ██████ possesses an anomalous property causing any nouns or pronouns used to describe ██ to be automatically redacted. Placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One wet floor sign
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of shredded plastic and paint
Input: One wet floor sign
Setting: Coarse
Output: One floor sign labeled "Water Resistant Floor" with broken hinges, preventing it from standing properly.
Input: One wet floor sign
Setting: 1:1
Output: One floor sign labeled "Proceed With Caution"
Input: One wet floor sign
Setting: Fine
Output: One blank wet floor sign One wet floor sign, the text for which only becomes visible when the sign is within a 5 meter radius of a liquid mass on the floor.
Input: One wet floor sign
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One floor sign labeled "Slippery" which, when placed on any solid surface, anomalously causes a large decrease in the effects of dry friction within a 10 meter radius. Incinerated.
Input: One ResMed CPAP machine with tube and mask
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Philips Respironics brand CPAP machine. The software installed was the same as the input, rendering it nonfunctional.
Input: One ResMed CPAP machine with tube and mask
Setting: Fine
Output: One unbranded CPAP machine. Visually resembles the original CPAP, with several unmarked dials to the left of the LCD screen. Testing with a D-Class revealed that the dials automatically adjusted themselves once the mask was affixed to the face. Subject reported “the best sleep I’ve had in a while.” Notably, each dial has a different effect after being adjusted manually. Effects can be maintained by holding onto the dial. Recorded effects:
Input: One ResMed CPAP machine with tube and mask
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Unchanged CPAP machine CPAP machine that, once affixed to face, will heavily resist any attempt to remove it. The item will use the mask and tube as an appendage, rapidly flinging itself toward its target’s face. Once the mask is affixed, the target will fall comatose and the item will attempt to asphyxiate the target. If the item succeeds, it will fall inert and the message ''Sleep Tight'' is displayed on the LCD screen. The item attempted to latch onto a second victim, but was overpowered and incinerated.
Input: One gasoline engine
Setting: Rough
Output: A mixture of powdered aluminum and iron, and trace amounts of magnesium oxide.
Input: One gasoline engine
Setting: Coarse
Output: Aforementioned engine, but fully disassembled.
Input: One gasoline engine
Setting: 1:1
Output: One GMC Northstar V8 diesel engine
Input: One gasoline engine
Setting: Fine
Output: A 6 piston gasoline car engine of unknown make and model. Engine appears to have more fuel efficiency.
Input: One gasoline engine
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A very complex engine of unknown make and model. Unlike typical car engines, this one appears to have components similar to those found in nuclear fission reactors; instead of pistons and a fuel injector it has water turbines and pipes. Non-functional on account of the lack of nuclear material.
Input: One flask of insulin
Setting: Rough
Output: One pile of broken glass, one puddle of insulin.
Input: One flask of insulin
Setting: Coarse
Output: Two smaller flasks, one containing pure insulin and the other containing various chemical compounds.
Input: One flask of insulin
Setting: 1:1
Output: A slightly smaller flask than the input and a considerably smaller one, the first filled with oxygenated water, the second with glucagon. Glucagon is a hormone similar to insulin but is considered its antithesis because of its property to increase the blood sugar level. A puddle of chemical compounds was also found in the output chamber, presumably the amino acids in excess.
Input: One flask of insulin
Setting: Fine
Output: One flask of insulin. Testing revealed that the effects are not spread at an equal level at all times, but are proportional to the blood sugar level. However, the effect is more powerful than necessary, causing very unpredictable changes in the blood sugar level of the patient, as blood sugar level increases are matched with extreme insulin reaction, provoking a sudden drop in sugar levels, producing uncontrollable results. After enough treatment, every D-Class it was tested on returned healthy.
Input: One flask of insulin
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One flask of an unknown substance. Tests on subjects with Type I diabetes revealed that the substance causes the regrowth of beta cells, which are responsible for insulin production. However, ex-diabetic patients with regrowth islets and healthy patients experience an overgrowth of them with no control, but those still work as normal, overproducing insulin and causing constant hypoglycemia. Surgical removal of the cells was effective only for short time due to the unstopped regrowth. Regular surgical removal is the only way to keep patients alive for long periods.
Input: School of the Griffin medallion
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of silver powder
Input: School of the Cat medallion
Setting: Coarse
Output: The medallion with a pile of chain links positioned next to it
Input: School of the Manticore medallion
Setting: 1:1
Output: A medallion depicting a Wyvern. This witcher school does not exist in any Witcher media.
Input: School of the Wolf medallion
Setting: Fine
Output: Physically unchanged medallion. If a person puts the medallion on, their hearing and olfactory senses become enhanced to a degree similar to that of a wolf. It was also discovered that the person wearing the medallion becomes red-green colorblind until they remove the medallion.
Input: Aforementioned basket
Setting: Fine
Output: One visually unchanged basket. Any documents written on letter-sized copy paper that are placed into paper shredders within Site-19 Facility 23 will be anomalously transported into the basket in an undamaged state, with the ink on the document rearranged to cause an appearance similar to standard Foundation research budget approval forms. Incinerated due to potential information breaches.
Input: Glass of water
Setting: Fine
Output: A small glass bottle with a glass screw cap, containing 300mL of water
Input: Bottle of water from previous output
Setting: Fine
Output: A small glass bowl containing water, with the words "Drik Me"(sic) engraved onto the side. Most human subjects viewing the bowl report a mild feeling of thirstiness, and an urge to drink the water from the bowl. A small number of said subjects also report a temporary urge to pronounce the English word "drink" as "drik".
Input: Bowl of water from previous output
Setting: Fine
Output: A similar bowl of water, but without the engravings. The bowl attempts to slowly propel itself via unknown means towards the location of the nearest human mouth in its proximity, while emitting a soft vocalisation resembling the word "drink" in a high-pitched voice.
Input: Moving bowl of water from previous output
Setting: Fine
Output: A glass syringe containing 300mL of water, placed on an animate glass pedestal with its tip facing up. The object moved and discharged approximately 10mL of water into Researcher Belopaku's mouth when he opened his mouth to speak. Assuming it shot water into open mouths, the object was carried out of the output chamber in silence. However, approximately 20 seconds later, the object started discharging a constant stream of water at Belopaku's closed mouth until it was completely empty while emitting a loud shriek.
Input: One recurve bow
Setting: Rough
Output: The bow, still recognizable, but broken and partially melted.
Input: One recurve bow
Setting: Coarse
Output: The bow, disassembled and in the storage position.
Input: One recurve bow
Setting: 1:1
Output: One hunting composite bow, made of carbon fiber and metal, with no stabilizer and a larger sight.
Input: One recurve bow
Setting: Fine
Output: A targeting crossbow made of carbon fiber and metal. The grip is connected to the string, so throwing the dart means having the user's arm pulled forward with great strength. The calculated force would result in fractures or even the breaking of said bones, if used by a normal human.
Input: One recurve bow
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A compound bow, with a draw force of about 300 lbs/1360 N. No member of personnel was able to draw the bow, it was only drawn once with a mechanical device, and the measured arrow velocity was about 400 m/s, far greater than expected. This would result in the snapping of the bones of an average human using it.
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: Coarse
Output: 12 empty vials and one puddle of fried chicken extract
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: Coarse
Output: A puddle of an oily mixture, a cube of glass, a cube composed of various plastics originating from the vial lids, and a small amount of various solid organic substances in powder form
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: Coarse
Output: One large empty vial and one puddle of fried chicken extract
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: Coarse
Output: One empty vial, one vial containing various oily solvents, one vial containing water, one vial containing various proteins in solid powder form, one vial containing various salts in solid powder form, and 7 vials containing very small amounts of miscellaneous organic material in various compositions
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: 1:1
Output: 12 small glass sculptures with the appearance of fried chicken parts, and a vial-shaped object composed of the fried chicken extract frozen solid at a low temperature
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: 1:1
Output: One empty vial and 11 vials containing various amounts of liquid. Further testing has revealed that the contents of all 11 vials were identical in composition.
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: 1:1
Output: 12 small puddles of fried chicken extract, 11 of them containing small particles of glass and plastics
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: 1:1
Output: Multiple glass shards surrounding a puddle of what appears to be the fried chicken extract altered to mimic the odor and appearance of vertebrate blood.
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: 1:1
Output: One large vial containing the unchanged fried chicken extract.
Input: One vial of fried chicken extract, eleven empty vials
Setting: Fine
Output: An opaque rectangular device with a large button on its top face. Upon a press of the button, the device will emit a sound mimicking that of a deep frier for approximately 5 seconds.
Input: One pen, one sheet of paper
Setting: Coarse
Output: One sheet of paper drenched in ink, a sphere composed of various plastics, and a small sphere of metal
Input: One pen, one sheet of paper
Setting: 1:1
Output: A thin sheet of plastic, and a pen-shaped device made using paper and various metallic parts. Ink began leaking out of the device shortly after the output booth was opened.
Input: One pen, one sheet of paper
Setting: Fine
Output: A thin, white square plate made from a composite plastic polymer material. Parts of its surface that has been in contact with human skin will turn black for up to 14 seconds, allowing it to be used as a temporary writing device using one's finger.
Input: One pen, one sheet of paper
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A lightweight tablet composed of a composite plastic polymer material with the appearance of an 11 inch iPad Pro, and another object resembling the associated Apple Pencil device. Attempting to write on the surface of the tablet using the pencil device will result in what seems to be an unrelated English sentence or phrase appearing on the screen instead. During this process, to an outside observer, the writer's hand movements will appear to match that of the words in the unrelated English sentence or phrase being written. The screen will refresh after approximately 5 minutes after the two devices are removed from contact with each other. The generated output differs every attempt, and the significance of said outputs are unknown. A selection of generated outputs are provided below.
Input: A group photograph of the original research crew assigned to SCP-914, taken 23/11/2008
Setting: 1:1
Output: The same photograph, except all faces of the photographed personnel that are not Dr. Gears are replaced by that of Dr. Gears.
Input: A group photograph of the original research crew assigned to SCP-914, taken 23/11/2008
Setting: 1:1
Output: An image of what appears to be a black-and-white portrait of SCP-914. Some parts of the depicted gear configuration differs from the actual object. Upon further inspection, it was concluded to be identical to SCP-914's appearance at the time of the original photograph's taking, as its internal configuration has shifted slightly over time.
Input: A group photograph of the original research crew assigned to SCP-914, taken 23/11/2008
Setting: Fine
Output: A small paper model of the original Facility 23 building, before it was rebuilt in 2017.
Input: A photograph of Dr. Veritas in his office, taken by Researcher Belopaku the day before the experiment
Setting: 1:1
Output: An image depicting Dr. Gears in his office. There are no known photographs matching the image.
Input: A photograph of Dr. Veritas in his office, taken by Researcher Belopaku the day before the experiment
Setting: 1:1
Output: An image depicting Dr. Veritas in the same pose but from behind his chair. Notably, Researcher Belopaku is absent in his position from which he took the original photograph.
Input: A photograph of Dr. Veritas in his office, taken by Researcher Belopaku the day before the experiment
Setting: Fine
Output: An image of Researcher Belopaku in Dr. Veritas' office A piece of paper with mind-affecting symbols. Human subjects viewing said symbols will instead see what appears to be a photograph of said subject sitting in Dr. Veritas' office in place of the symbols.
Input: A photograph of Site-19 Director Tilda Moose, taken 08/05/2019
Setting: 1:1
Output: [DATA EXPUNGED]
Input: A photograph of Researcher Yuyuni Belopaku, taken 18/03/2021
Setting: 1:1
Output: An image of what appears to be Researcher Belopaku sleeping on his bed in the dark, viewed from the top down. The details of his room appear to be accurate to its appearance the night before the experiment.
Input: A photograph of Researcher Yuyuni Belopaku, taken 18/03/2021
Setting: 1:1
Output: A sheet of paper with a shape resembling the silhouette of Researcher Belopaku in the original photograph. A small image depicting a slightly bent rectangular piece of paper on a white surface appears to be printed onto its surface.
Input: A photograph of Researcher Yuyuni Belopaku, taken 18/03/2021
Setting: Fine
Output: A small paper model of a camera. The object makes a shutter sound whenever its lens is pointed at Researcher Belopaku with an uninterrupted line of sight. However, it does not seem to be taking any actual photographs.
Input: A group photograph of the Site-19 Facility 23 research crew, taken 06/10/2019
Setting: 1:1
Output: The same photograph, but personnel who no longer work in Facility 23 have been replaced by a number of current Facility 23 research personnel who have started working in the facility after the original photo was taken.
Input: A group photograph of the Site-19 Facility 23 research crew, taken 06/10/2019
Setting: 1:1
Output: The same photograph, but all persons in the image have been replaced by what appear to be multiple identical objects resembling a vertically elongated SCP-914, with wigs placed on top resembling the corresponding person's hairstyle.
Input: A group photograph of the Site-19 Facility 23 research crew, taken 06/10/2019
Setting: Fine
Output: A piece of paper depicting a live video feed of Researcher Belopaku. The information depicted on the object was confirmed to be accurate, and the object was incinerated due to concerns of information security and privacy.
Input: One figurine
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One figurine of Revolver Ocelot from the Metal Gear videogames. The figurine caused D-18013 to sing while he held it. D-18013 seemed unable to put down the figurine during this time.
Input: One doll of the Bratz character Cloe
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Action Man doll, but depicted as a female version, shorter than the other models.
Input: One doll of the Bratz character Jade
Setting: 1:1
Output: Same as input, but the Bratz doll seems to resemble a close likeliness to the actress Janel Parrish.
Input: One doll of the Bratz character Sasha
Setting: Fine
Output: One seemingly identical doll of Sasha. It will turn its head towards anyone in the room, depending on who's closest.
Input: One doll of the Bratz character Yasmin
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A construction of the doll head, with the rest of the doll transformed to form multiple improvised legs, six in total. The output immediately attempted to escape by walking up the wall towards the ventilation shaft but was shot down by a security agent.
Input: Aforementioned notebook
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One spiral notebook, with perforated, completely blank pages. Creating any sort of ink marking on the papers and then tearing the paper off along the perforation results in the removed paper spontaneously folding itself into an origami paper crane. The crane anomalously takes flight, moving aimlessly for a duration proportional to the amount of ink on the page.
Input: One globe
Setting: 1:1
Output: One topographic globe of an unknown Mars-like rocky desert planet, labeled "Map of Fars"(sic) on its base.
Input: One globe
Setting: 1:1
Output: A flat circular plate depicting a topographic map of the world in an azimuthal equidistant projection centered on the North Pole. The words "The Fat Earth"(sic) are engraved into the backside.
Input: One globe
Setting: Fine
Output: A globe visually nearly identical to the input. Further inspection shows that it has been altered to be more detailed, accurately depicting elevation data on a micrometer scale. However, spinning the globe for more than 15 rotations in a single direction by a human subject will greatly accelerate the rate of the subject's bowel movements for approximately three hours.
Input: One globe
Setting: Fine
Output: A large plastic knife, with the words "THE WORLD BUT IF KNIFE"(sic) engraved onto its handle. It is not very sharp, but is anomalously able to easily cut through objects that are depictions of Earth, such as physical world maps and globes. Human subjects in contact with the object report a mild urge to use it to cut various depictions of Earth.
Input: One globe
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A globe with multiple glowing dots, marking locations of multiple major Foundation facilities across the world. A human subject tapping one of the dots with a finger while their other hand is in contact with the globe's base will instantly kill said subject and teleport their remains to the main entrance of the facility marked by the dot.
Input: One flowchart
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One tightly crumpled piece of paper. When unfolded, the text on it is revealed to read "Try me". No anomalous effects appear to be present, even after prolonged screening.
Input: Previous output
Setting: Coarse
Output: One unchanged piece of paper. Screening reveals no alterations or anomalies.
Input: Previous output
Setting: Fine
Output: One unchanged piece of paper. Screening again reveals no alterations or anomalies.
Input: Previous output
Setting: Rough
Output: One unchanged piece of paper. No indication of damage is present.
Input: Two small plastic chairs
Setting: Coarse
Output: 16 smaller plastic chairs
Input: Two small plastic chairs
Setting: 1:1
Output: 2 small plastic tables
Input: Two small plastic chairs
Setting: Fine
Output: A larger plastic chair with the words "CHAIR BUT BETTER" written across the back. Subjects viewing the chair report a mild urge to sit on it, and subjects sitting on the chair are deluded into thinking that it is very comfortable, despite it being a hard surface.
Input: Two small plastic chairs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A large, hollow plastic chair with the appearance of a throne, with a similar mind-affecting effect to the above output. Upon being carried out of the output chamber, the object initiated a conversation with Researcher Belopaku, resulting in a brief incident resulting in a partial destruction of the object. A transcript of the incident is provided below.
Input: Above flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: One 8GB flash drive containing one executable file and its source code file. A test PC was set up and the executable output was ran on it. On execution, the program outputted multiple billion prime numbers, entirely filling up the test PCs 16GB memory. Within seconds, this caused the Operating System of the PC to crash. Output was found to be a non-anomalous program written in C, and wiped without issue.
Input: Aforementioned items
Setting: Fine
Output: One all red-sided Rubik's cube. When held by any individual they are able to perform telepathic abilities on the item, disassembling it into an "exploded diagram" and moving the sides around much like a normal Rubik's cube. Any attempts to move or rotate the sides of the cube with physical force via hands-on or robotics is impossible.
Input: One candle
Setting: 1:1
Output: A candle in the shape of the Roman numeral II.
Input: One candle
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two smaller candles in the shape of the Arabic numeral 1.
Input: One candle
Setting: Fine
Output: A candle in the shape of a flat rectangular plate, with the calendar for February 2022 engraved into one side.
Input: One candle
Setting: Fine
Output: An identical candle, with the anomalous property of always being perceived as two identical candles side by side.
Input: One candle
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A small solid hemispherical object made of wax. A human subject touching the surface of the object will cause their voice to change to an unidentified deep masculine tone whenever said subject attempts to vocalize the word "two". This effect can be removed via amnestic treatment.
Input: One candle
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One small wax phonograph cylinder. Despite being too small to be played by any known phonograph device, visual inspection has revealed that the recording contains the word "two" being repeated 128 times quickly in Researcher Belopaku's voice, interspersed with short pauses in which he appears to be catching his breath. The significance of this is unknown.
Input: One plastic figurine of Nathan
Setting: Fine
Output: A miniature plastic model of Nathan's casreel, an iconic weapon from the webcomic.