7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One copy of SCP-096's file
Setting: Coarse
Output: An edited copy of SCP-096's file. The description and containment procedures have been heavily altered, describing SCP-096 in a manner that is heavily contrasting to its actual behavior.
Input: One copy of SCP-096's file
Setting: Fine
Output: An edited copy of SCP-096's file. An extra addendum has been added to the bottom of the page. Said addendum details multiple containment breaches of SCP-096.
Input: One copy of SCP-096's file
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An edited copy of SCP-096's file. The words on the page have been jumbled in order to create an accurate visual of SCP-096's face. Viewing this recreation of its face results in no anomalous effects.
Input: A note card reading "Know any good jokes?"
Setting: 1:1
Output: A note card reading "Knock knock."
Input: The same note card, with the previous note erased. It now reads "Who's there?"
Setting: 1:1
Output: A note card reading "Peak hatch."
Input: A note card reading "Peak hatch who?"
Setting: 1:1
Output: The note card is now folded into the shape of a rodent-like creature, confirmed to be the mascot of the Pokémon franchise. Upon the creature's name being uttered, the sound of 2 snare drums and a cymbal were heard from an unknown location.
Output: An image of SCP-173 with a handlebar mustache and a top hat drawn onto his head and a slightly used sharpie.
Input: The above result
Setting: Very Fine
Input: A note with the words "April Fools" on it, a pencil
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The above note, written on the back are multiple ways to prank other members of the staff, the methods of doing it are separated into anomalous and non-anomalous methods, a very dull pencil is laid down next to the note.
Output: One stainless steel spork.
Input: One stainless steel spoon.
Setting: 1:1
Input: One toaster.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One waffle iron.
Input: One toaster.
Setting: Fine
Output: The toasters settings were replaced by three options: "Toast", "Burn", "Incinerate". The "Toast"-option toasts all kinds of bread almost instantly. The "Burn"-option makes the bread black and hard; making it inedible. The "Incinerate"-option ejects a pile of ash when bread is inserted and the toaster is activated.
Input: One toaster.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The toaster seems unchanged; however when it was picked up by a researcher the toaster began cursing at the researcher and exclaimed that he "wants to take over the world" and that he will "kill us all with toasted bread!". While it was being carried out, the toaster raised his temperature to an unknown level and burned the hands of Researcher Luke. A guard returned with heat-resistant gloves and moved the toaster into a container. During the procedure, the toaster attempted to whip the guard with it's cable; but was unsuccessful because the guard wore protective armor. The toaster was moved to on-site anomalous objects containment.
Input: One note reading "How to neutralize SCP-2317"
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A note, multiple sentences are transcribed on it in multiple languages, many are either crossed out or erased. The ones that aren't have been written either very sloppily or very lightly. Multiple pencil shavings, a broken pencil, and a broken handheld pencil sharpener are next to the note
Input: The aforementioned box with all proper contents inside.
Setting: Fine
Output: A heavily damaged cardboard box, multiple furniture pieces assembled in a shape vaguely resembling a giraffe with others strewn around the floor, [REDACTED] origami throwing stars later determined to be made from the assembly instructions. The paper stars were clocked exiting the "Output" booth for a duration of 48 seconds at speeds of up to 526 kilometers per hour and struck Prof. Wren in multiple locations, including multiple strikes to the face and groin. No serious injuries were reported.
Input: One paper copy of the SCP-914 test logs
Setting: 1:1
Output: One paper copy of the SCP-682 termination experiment logs
Input: One paper copy of the SCP-914 test logs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An edited version of the SCP-914 test logs, whenever a test that involves Dr. Piedmont appears, the outcome of the test is changed to him getting heavily injured, or in one instance, killed.
Input: Three sheets of paper
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of wood pulp, total mass consistent with the input.
Input: Three sheets of paper
Setting: 1:1
Output: A group of 7 origami ducks, one roughly triple the size of the other six.
Input: Three sheets of paper
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One sheet of paper 840x891mm in size. When held while thinking of an object, the surface of the paper catches fire for a moment, with an image of whatever the holder was thinking of appearing on its surface. The paper automatically restores itself to its original form upon being released.
Input: The oversized sheet of paper from the previous experiment.
Setting: Rough
Output: A small pile of ash. Analysis indicates it is comprised of burnt paper. Total mass consistent with the mass of three pieces of A4 paper.
Input: Aforementioned cube
Setting: fine
Output: One cube of frozen coolant stuck at -126°C that can be shaped like clay, lowers the temperature of inanimate objects near it to -100°C.
Input: Above items
Setting: 1:1
Output: Unchanged printer. Upon opening of the test chamber, the printer activated and printed a series of images that combine into a ten frame animation of Jr. Researcher Stan being attacked by a swarm of bees.
Input: One sheet of paper
Setting: Rough
Output: Multiple paper shreds, each shred is arranged from largest to smallest
Input: One sheet of paper
Setting: Coarse
Output: Paper that has been crudely cut into multiple shapes
Input: One sheet of paper
Setting: 1:1
Output: Multiple pieces of paper that have been arranged in a format similar to that of note cards
Input: One sheet of paper
Setting: Fine
Output: One piece of folded paper, the paper is folded to resemble Dr. Piedmont
Input: One sheet of paper
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An anomalous piece of paper, upon coming into contact with said sheet of paper, the holder is compelled to make it into a type of origami. Upon completing the origami, the paper begins to fold back, no fold marks were found afterward.
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 Miniature SAM, 1 Tiny Bonsai plant, 1 set of SCP calendars
Input: 1 Howitzer, 1 Log, 1 Copy
Input: Tuning fork, made to produce a high C-sharp when struck.
Setting: Fine
Output: A Y-shaped piece of metal resembling a trio of fish. Striking it against a surface produces the same C-sharp note as the input, but with the sound muffled similar to it being underwater.
Input: Tuning fork, made to produce a high E-flat when struck.
Setting: Very fine
Output: A tuning fork made out of an unknown crystalline substance. It produces a different tone when struck against various objects, with volume exponentially correlating to the force the material was struck. Further testing revealed that the tone produced seemed dependent on the material it was struck against rather than size or any other factor.
Input: One copy of the Duden.
Setting: Coarse
Output: The Duden, but every single word in it is misspelled in some way.
Input: One copy of the Duden.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of the Österreichisches Wörterbuch.
Input: One copy of the Duden.
Setting: Fine
Output: A dictionary of an unknown language resembling German.
Input: One copy of the Duden.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A copy of "Every Language Ever In One Book!". The book has the same amount of pages as the original input-book, however every 0.29% of a single page is taken up with the entire dictionary of one language. Pages are difficult to read even with a microscope. Book was moved to on-site non-anomalous objects storage.
Input: 1 copy of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows
Setting: Coarse
Output: A small 100 page book, titled as "Har Putar and The Dead Items". The book's plot was similar to that of Input, but was simplified and contained a lot of sarcasm and surreal humour.
Input: 1 copy of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows
Setting: Fine
Output: A book containing all of the Harry Potter novels in chronological order. Has been placed in the Site-19 breakroom on a reading stand accompanied by a microscope.
Input: 1 copy of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A brown-coloured book describing many "spells" which cause anomalous effects when uttered in the presence of it. The descriptions are highly detailed, and the book includes various sections on different kinds of spell.
Input: A blank DVD in a case
Setting: 1:1
Output: A disc-shaped piece of plastic inside of a case made of the materials used to manufacture DVDs.
Input: A blank DVD in a case
Setting: Fine
Output: A DVD and case labeled "Calloway's Calamitous Capers!" The back of the case details it as security footage of an SCP-914 experiment performed by Researcher Calloway that starts out bad and ends up turning into a "hijinx-filled escapade of love, laughter, and lasagna." The film is rated QL-37 for "violins, excessive laugh track, and graphic artichokes."
Input: A blank DVD in a case
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A DVD case in the shape of a grenade. The case is hinged to open from the top and is locked shut with a plastic grenade pin.
Input: 1 Mug
Setting: Fine
Output: A porcelain Sippy cup. Testing shows that liquids contained with it are unable to be spilled.
Input: The note
Setting: Fine
Output: A note set partly set on fire. The name that was not burning is Prof. Wren. Once the fire burned it's self out, the remaining bit turned in to an origami cassette tape.
Input: 1 copy of Mother 3
Setting: Fine
Output: A GBA cartridge with an image of all 3 protagonists of the Mother Series. After being inserted into a Gameboy Advanced provided by Dr Bright it revealed to contain all 3 Mother games translated into many languages including unknown ones.
Input: Another copy of Mother 3
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 GBA cartridge with the logo of Nintendo printed on. After inserted into a GBA it showed to have every single GBA game released on it. Some games contained were cancelled or were never released outside of a given country.
Input: One DVD copy of 'The Office'
Setting: Coarse
Output: One DVD copy of 'The Office', the contents of the DVD have been edited to only include when the characters Toby Flenderson, Nelly Bertram, and Gabe Lewis are on screen.
Input: One DVD copy of 'The Office'
Setting: 1:1
Output: One DVD copy of the television show 'Friends'
Input: One DVD copy of 'The Office'
Setting: Fine
Output: One edited DVD copy of 'The Office', deleted scenes have been implemented into episodes where they would most make sense. Extra footage has also been added
Input: One DVD copy of 'The Office'
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A DVD copy of a series that has never been recorded or aired on television. Upon putting the DVD into a player, an opening plays that is similar to the main opening of 'The Office'. All of the characters have been replaced by Foundation personnel. After the opening plays, the viewer is greeted with a season selection screen with the words 'The Foundation' near the top of the screen. Contents of said seasons appear to reflect daily happenings in the SCP Foundation that have never happened but are plausible.
Input: One Vic-20 Home Computer
Setting: Fine
Output: One Commodore 64 Home Computer (Bread Box Model)
Input: One Commodore 64 Home Computer
Setting: Fine
Output: One Commodore Amiga 2000 Personal Computer
Input: One Commodore Amiga 1000 Personal Computer
Setting: Rough
Output: One Commodore Amiga CDTV Entertainment Console
Input: One Commodore Amiga CDTV Entertainment Console
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Commodore Amiga CD32 Video-Game Console
Input: One Commodore Amiga CD32 Video-Game Console
Setting: 1:1
Output: One low-flow porcelain toilet with branding visually similar to that of the Commodore International corporation, but with the word "Commodore" replaced with "Commode".
Input: 1 of the aforementioned blocks, 1 chisel
Setting: Fine
Output: A marble sculpture of SCP-096 covering its face, a chisel is laid down perpendicular to the statue. Excess marble is scattered around the statue
Input: 1 marble block, 1 chisel
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A marble sculpture of SCP-914, the sculpture does not seem to possess any anomalous properties, a chisel is laid on top of the sculpture. Excess marble is inside the 'Intake' and 'Output' booths.
Input: 1 marble block, 1 chisel
Setting: Coarse
Output: A badly sculpted marble sculpture of Dr. Piedmont, a chisel is embedded in the sculpture's left leg. Excess marble is scattered around the statue.
Input: 1 marble block, 1 chisel
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A marble sculpture of the SCP Foundation insignia, with multiple anomalous items etched onto the outside of the logo. A chisel is laid down in front of the statue. Excess marble is scattered around the statue.
Input: 1 marble block, 1 chisel
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A marble sculpture of a cupcake, a chisel is laid down right next to the sculpture. Excess marble is scattered around it.
Input: One 'Get Well' card addressed to Researcher Darby, one permanent marker
Setting: Fine
Output: One 'Get Well' card addressed to Researcher Darby, one permanent marker. The text '914' has been stamped on the inside of the card with the marker ink. The cardstock has been altered in two notable ways. The edges of the card have been sharpened to be roughly 75% more likely to cause papercuts. In this scenario, the paper fibers will separate from the card and become lodged in the injury, inhibiting blood clotting.
Input: NES cartridge, "The Legend of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link."
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of melted plastic with bits of circuit board parts sticking out of it.
Input: NES cartridge, "Dragon Warrior"
Setting: Coarse
Output: The same cartridge, fully disassembled, with parts neatly sorted.
Input: NES cartridge, "Super Mario Bros."
Setting: 1:1
Output: NES cartridge, "Soopa Koopa Troopas." Game plays exactly like the input, but with the player controlling a "Koopa Troopa," one of the turtle-like enemies in the original game. Power-ups transformed the player character into either a "Koopa Paratroopa" (same but with wings) or a "Hammer Bro" (larger enemy that could throw hammers). Enemies are replaced with characters identified as being from the game's "Mushroom Kingdom," with Princess Peach taking Bowser's role as the primary antagonist.
Input: NES cartridge, "Metroid."
Setting: Fine
Output: At first glance, the same cartridge. Testing later revealed the game to be an NES-quality version of the Game Boy Advance title, "Metroid: Zero Mission," a remake of the same game.
Input: NES cartridge, "Super Mario Bros. 3."
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A reddish-brown piece of plastic-like material in the shape of a large elm leaf. At Prof. Wren's request, a D-class was sent in to retrieve the leaf. Leaf disappeared upon contact with D-class. D-class grew increasingly agitated and violent over the next few minutes before crying out, after which they expired. Autopsy later revealed the D-class' body was in the process of converting to that of procyon lotor, a common raccoon, before death.
Input: Aforementioned Items
Setting: Fine
Output: a “condensed” version of the SCP-914 test logs, with most of the entries missing. Comparison to initial documents include the deletion of dozens of test logs, specifically those involving Researcher I. Darby, Prof. Calloway, M.T.Johnston, Dr. Anton, Dr. Teresa, Dr. Nukea, and SCP-096. All tests involving the alternate dials generated by SCP-914 on 27/03/2019. Also removes many comments made by researchers in remaining tests. Resulting document comprises only 15 pages, and the remainder are blank. Only addition is a section describing this current test.
Input: One canvas, easel, and a selection of oil based paints. One VHS containing a selection of 'The Joy of Painting' Episodes.
Setting: 1:1
Output: As above. The paints have been mixed to more closely match the colors commonly used by Bob Ross. The contents of the VHS has been altered to contain different episodes of 'The Joy of Painting' - all of which have been verified identical to existing broadcast episodes.
Input: Output of previous test
Setting: Fine
Output: A VHS case formed out of the canvas, easel, and plastics of the paint containers. Case has a grayish brown color, created by mixing all of the paints together. VHS now contains episodes of 'The Joy of Multidimensional Manipulation'. Each episode depicts Bob Ross operating 914 to produce fantastical and anomalous creations.
Input: One microwave.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A microwave oven.
Input: One microwave.
Setting: Fine
Output: The microwave now possesses a red and black exterior. The following new settings were noticed: "Cook", "Grill", "Fry", "Melt", "Incinerate" and "Well-Done". All do what one would expect, however "Well-Done" will turn the food inside into a black "rock" and "Incinerate" turn the food into ash.
Input: One microwave.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The microwave appears unchanged. It was moved to a testing area before it was turned on by a D-Class. After being turned one, the microwave liquefies anything in an approximately five meter radius. The researcher's present, including Researcher Luke, suffered from light burns. The object was destroyed utilizing a laser.
Input: One USB Drive
Setting: Rough
Output: Plastic and silicon scraps
Input: One USB Drive
Setting: Coarse
Output: A disassembled USB Drive
Input: One USB Drive
Setting: 1:1
Output: One USB Drive containing the entirety of the 'edutainment' series Beakman's World.
Input: One USB Drive
Setting: Fine
Output: One USB Drive containing fifty-two episodes of The Magic School Bus. All fifty-two original episodes remain, but have content edited to reflect modern and/or more advanced scientific knowledge—, Busasaurus has the characters encounter small feathered theropods, The Magic School Bus in the Rain Forest has the class encounter several tribesmen native to the Amazon, and their role in the ecosystem of the rain forest is discussed, and the asteroid Ceres, as well as the dwarf planets Eris and Sedna are visited in the episode The Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space (though Pluto is still referenced as being a planet, likely to preserve the ending of the episode).
Input: One USB Drive
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One USB Drive containing data for over three-hundred episodes of The Magic School Bus. Due to SCP-914 being unable to violate the law of conservation of energy, several episodes are bitcrushed or compressed to the point of being unwatchable. Data recovery tools have found that, in addition to the original fifty-two episodes, the new material covers topics such as forensic science, probability, modern computer maintenance, dark matter, and anthropology.
Input: One Bible
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Qur'an. The output though seems slightly thicker then regular versions. Possibly due to the amount of pages in the Bible.
Input: One Bible
Setting: Fine
Output: One Bible. The Old Testament though is shown to be shortened and at some points, entire chapters erased. The New Testament however, is larger and with more books inside. It is unknown if they are authentic and were cut by the Vatican centuries ago, or if 914 fabricated them.
Input: One Bible
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One red book. The book cover seems to have no markings aside from the words 'Shormaush Urdal' engraved on the spine in yellow. Upon retrieval by Dr Clocks, Dr Clocks immediately fainted. After he woke up, he started yelling incoherently, the exact nature and definition of these words are unknown. Dr Clocks was then amnesticised and the book safely incinerated.
Input: One note reading "Thank you, 914"
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One anomalous note reading "Thank you, 914". Upon coming into contact with said note, the subject praises and compliments SCP-914 for 9 minutes and 14 seconds.
Input: The transcript.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A single, blank sheet of paper. Holding it causes the first page of a new SCP-2305-A instance to appear. Flipping the page over to the right reveals further pages of the instance, while flipping it to the left goes back. The entire instance documents an elaborate, 266-page plan for eliminating SCP-682 involving various rituals, SCPs, and other technologies, many of which are not yet known to exist or even be physically possible. As per usual with instances of SCP-2305-A, the proposed plan fails to destroy its intended target; specifically, the plan ends with the entire universe being crushed to a sphere roughly 28 nanometers in diameter, which 682 then devours with a satisfied belch. The "moral of the story" given at the end simply reads, "Nice try."
Input: The augmented transcript from previous experiment.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A blank piece of paper; holding it causes a cognitohazardous symbol to appear to the holder. Looking at the symbol leaves the viewer in a state of paralyzing fear until their line of sight is interrupted or they let go of the paper, at which point the symbol disappears. Object was safely incinerated shortly afterwards.
Input: Re-assembled output of previous test.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One solidified powder prescription vial. The lid mechanism broke after attempting to open the bottle, which revealed 26 plastic hollow pills. Consumption of the vial in correct dosages produces same result as original pain killers.
Input: One Copy of Left 4 Dead 2
Setting: Rough
Output: A USB drive, cut up into several hundred plastic and metal shards.
Input: One Copy of Left 4 Dead 2
Setting: Coarse
Output: A USB drive, with the plastic casing removed and the files stored on it heavily corrupted.
Input: One Copy of Left 4 Dead 2
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of the Valve game Left 4 Dead
Input: One Copy of Left 4 Dead 2
Setting: Fine
Output: One Pipe bomb, an explosive device featured in Left 4 Dead 2
Input: One Copy of Left 4 Dead 2
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A vial formed out of a mix of plastic and metal, containing a pathogen which appears to be a heavily mutated form of the rabies virus, with a very high infection rate. Tests performed on the pathogen indicate it acts similarly to the Left 4 Dead games “green flu”.
Input: 30 SCP-38 produced SCP-500
Setting: fine
Output: A red sphere. Holding it heals the holder of all minor injuries, But holding it for 10 seconds will make cuts appear on the holder.
Input: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-682" and setting "Rough."
Setting: 1:1
Output: One incomplete test log, with input "Rough" and setting "SCP-682."
Input: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-682" and setting "Coarse."
Setting: 1:1
Output: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-682" and setting "course." Included at the bottom is a childlike doodle of SCP-682 in a racecar driving along a race course.
Input: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-682" and setting "1:1."
Setting: 1:1
Output: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-1" and setting "682:682."
Input: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-682" and setting "Fine."
Setting: 1:1
Output: One incomplete test log for Experiment Log T-98816-OC108/682, detailing an attempt to kill SCP-682 by throwing SCP-914 at it.
Input: One incomplete test log, with input "SCP-682” and setting “Very Fine."
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper, with a cognitohazardous symbol on it. Those who look at it fall into a dreamlike state where they imagine a titanic SCP-682 ruling over something. No two dreams have been the same thus far.
Input: One copy of SCP-2337's documentation
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of SCP-2337's documentation translated into Esperanto, with SCP-2337's speech in the interview log being a mangled variant.
Input: One copy of SCP-2337's documentation
Setting: Fine
Output: A recipe for "Stranglefruit Casablanca" written in a style consistent with SCP-2337's language. Recipe appears to be for a type of cocktail that involves a mixture of gummy worms and several types of alcoholic beverages, but due to ongoing difficulties with parsing 2337's language, the exact steps are still unknown.