7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Output: One custom Daisy "Red Ryder" carbine-action, two hundred shot Range Model air rifle with a compass and sundial in the stock. The rifle was briefly tested on the firing range, determined to be non-anomalous, and produced results which were within one standard deviation of a normal Red Ryder.
Input: One Aforementioned Air Rifle
Setting: Fine
Output: One Daisy "Buck Jones" Air Rifle. When test-fired, the actual muzzle velocity was equivalent to the maximum muzzle velocity of an average Buck Jones rifle. Shots were also more accurate at range despite being smooth-bore. No other anomalous properties were detected.
Input: One Aforementioned Air Rifle
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Gaussian Handcannon with a miniature sextant and a spring-powered clock in the butt. Weight was equivalent to input rifle. Clock is functional but unwound, ammunition and batteries were not included. Object being tested for anomalous properties prior to test-firing.
Input: One Custom Daisy "Red Ryder" from prior test, 1 Thumb Drive containing one copy of A Christmas Story
Setting: Very Fine
Input: One musical box.
Setting: 1:1
Output: A hand-crank musical box that plays "Let it Go". An Elsa figurine is in the box. Box is notably difficult to operate. Non-Anomalous.
Input: One musical box
Setting: Fine
Output: A music box without the wind-up that plays "If you wish upon a star." without pause. Was dismantled in an attempt to discern its power source, only for the anomalous activity to cease.
Input: One musical box.
Setting: Very fine.
Output: One wind-up musical box. Upon being wound up, the box plays soundtrack from various Movies, Series and video games that are generally associated with childhood memories, or otherwise possess strong sentimental value to the person winding it.
Input: The aforementioned faulty hand-crank music box playing: "Let it go."
Setting: Fine
Output: A wind up music box that plays "Papa can you hear me?". Has a figurine of Yentl.
Input: Above Items
Setting: 1:1
Output: A sketchbook with various childlike scribbles, A note with a pencil drawing on it, a broken #2 pencil
Input: One 1/4 inch wrench
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of scorched metal shards
Input: One 3/8 inch wrench
Setting: Rough
Output: A small cube made out of stainless steel
Input: One 1/2 inch wrench
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 1-centimeter wrench
Input: One 5/8 inch wrench
Setting: Fine
Output: One short metal rod. It causes the holder to be instinctually aware of the location of every wrench, regardless of measurement, within a 5 meter radius of the holder.
Input: One 11/16 inch wrench
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One outwardly unaltered wrench which will teleport to the vicinity of MT Johnson whenever it is not being observed. It has no observable range and nothing has been able of inhibit the effect aside from constant observation of the wrench itself. Regardless of it’s condition upon disappearance, the unobserved portion of it will always appear whole and undamaged.
Input: 1 roll of toilet paper
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of wood pulp
Input: 1 roll of toilet paper
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of shredded cardboard and toilet paper
Input: 1 roll of toilet paper
Setting: 1:1
Output: 1 roll paper towels
Input: 1 roll of toilet paper
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 Paper-Mache toilet
Input: 1 roll of toilet paper
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 cylinder resembling a roll of toilet paper 1 roll of incredibly thin toilet paper.
Input: 1 blueprint of a Cm-247 nuke
Setting: 1:1
Output: The entire Wikipedia article ''Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki'' printed on 16 pieces of A4 sized paper.
Input: 1 blueprint of a Cm-247 nuke
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 map of Europe from a universe similar to that of 1983: Doomsday, dated 2009. The only differences between the Europe of the map and that of 1983: Doomsday were that Munich, Vienna, Bratislava, and Lida escaped nuclear destruction, and that the Alpine Confederation never formed.
Input: 1 blueprint of a Cm-247 nuke
Setting: Very Fine
Output: No change in appearance. However, the blueprint spontaneously ignited in the lab coat of Dr. Cleveland.
Input: 1 hard drive containing a copy of "Half Life 2"
Setting: Coarse
Output: Assorted microchips and 1 metal casing.
Input: 1 hard drive containing a copy of "Half Life 2"
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 hard drive containing a copy of the game of the year edition of "Fallout 3".
Input: 1 hard drive containing a copy of "Half Life 2"
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 hard drive containing detailed instructions on how to construct a "Gravity Gun". Notably, several of the materials referred to, such as a ''Xen Crystal'', do not exist.
Input: 1 hard drive containing a copy of "Half Life 2"
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 working "Combine Gunship", scale 1:30.
Input: A pair of "Versace" brand spectacles
Setting: 1:1
Output: One pair of "Prada" brand sunglasses
Input: A pair of "Versace" brand spectacles
Setting: Fine
Output: Two dark tinted monocles. No anomalous properties.
Input: A pair of "Versace" brand spectacles
Setting: Very fine
Output: One knife with a glass blade. When used to cut something, it will heat up to roughly 3000°C. This heat is strong enough to cut iron, gold and steel, and has proven to be a great weapon, if not completely deadly as the heat from the blade completely cauterizes the wound, stopping external bleeding but causing severe internal bleeding. Strangely, the heat does not seem to affect the holder of the knife, who does not need to wear any protective gear or get any burns on their body. Further analysis needed. It is currently being held in the Site-37 armory.
Input: 1 Sketchbook, contents of 1 box of Sharpies.
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of powder weighing about equal to a similar sketchbook, 13 unique cubes of plastic and a vial of ink. The vial appears to also be made of a solidified ink.
Input: 1 Sketchbook, contents of 1 box of Sharpies
Setting: Coarse
Output: 1 pile of sketchbook paper, Several uncapped Sharpies.
Input: 1 Sketchbook, contents of 1 of Sharpies
Setting: 1:1
Output: 1 plastic rainbow colored sketchbook cover, with the pages untouched.
Input: 1 sketchbook, 1 No. 2 pencil, note with Johannes's grocery list
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 sketchbook cover with the pages torn out, Several origami figures shaped like grocery items with proper labeling and tiny details, though monochrome, 1 dull pencil.
Input: 1 Sketchbook, 1 No. 2 pencil.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 Sketchbook with a sketch of SCP-173, SCP-049, and SCP-079 having what appears to be a party. Further investigation revealed that the sketch was drawn with microscopic numbers and letters in a sort of code. Object currently in decryption.
Input: Output from 1:1 experiment
Setting: Fine
Output: A holographic rainbow coated sketchbook. Anomalous property realized when attempting to draw in the sketchbook. All users will, regardless of previous artistic skill, seemingly have the ability to draw anything they can desire, with no inherent flaws in the design. It also appears to have an infinite amount of paper
Input: SCP-035
Setting: Fine
Output: None
Input: 1 piece of A4 paper, with a sketch of a human face on it
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 photograph of SCP-096. Face is obscured.
Input: All above
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Researcher I. Darby Researcher was visible for a period of 2 seconds before vanishing into thin air. Further investigation suggests that researcher I. Darby has been sent through time and as he has not appeared in the past will return into the time-continuum shortly
Input: 1 photo of SCP-105, Personnel Files of Dr. Anton and Dr. Calloway
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One photo of SCP-105, Dr. Anton and Dr. Calloway being deployed to Afghanistan under the International Security Assistance Force in 2005, and one mission report signed by (United States) Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and (Germany) Federal Minister of Defense Franz Josef Jung. Theorized to be from a world where either the Foundation never formed, or SCP-105 never discovered her anomalous abilities.
Input: 1 photo of O5-9
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 photo of O5-9 (geologist Dr. Donna Taylor) leading a group of students to explore the Diahot River in New Caledonia. Except for one subsequently identified as Virginia Toy, the identities of the students are unknown.
Input: A slice of pepperoni pizza
Setting: 1:1
Output: Human feces on top of stale bread.
Input: 1 Gamecube Controller
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of various electronic components.
Input: 1 Gamecube Controller
Setting: 1:1
Output: One MadCatz Gamecube Controller
Input: 1 Gamecube Controller
Setting: Fine
Output: One Generic Gamecube controller. When used, the plastic seems to form to support the user's hand. Additionally, all buttons except for the shoulder buttons have an extremely short travel distance, and therefore responsiveness.
Input: Two Gamecube controllers
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Generic Gamecube controller. However, when collected, the controller appeared to fuse with Researcher Ed's hand quickly, causing 5th-degree burns. After the fusing "process" finished, Researcher Ed's hands had become black, amorphous objects. Upon a medical examination, it appears that his hands have completely disappeared. Examination of the black amorphous objects have shown that it contains some kind of alloy, additionally, it appears Researcher Ed has a degree of control shaping the objects into an imaginable solid made of the alloy. Further testing is required.
Input: Above Mentioned
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A Photograph of Researcher I. Darby that shows his actions, no time of reference is included so no information can be granted from said photograph. Arrest warrant has been folded in shape of a small German Shepherd and is completely animate.
Input: One copy of the movie “Seventeen again.”
Setting: Very fine.
Output: A copy of the movie “Seventeen again” but all the actors are replaced with SCP-049. Some scenes have also been altered like a scene in which SCP-049 “cures” another SCP-049.
Input: One bill
Setting: 1:1
Output: One $1 USD coin, which appears to have been made by tightly compressing the original paper bill into the shape of a coin.
Input: One bill
Setting: 1:1
Output: One "-$1" USD bill, which largely resembles a standard $1 USD bill except that all instances of "1" are replaced with "-1", and the print's color has been inverted as if it were a photonegative of the original bill. It is assumed that this bill represents a negative amount of currency but otherwise displays no abnormal properties.
Input: One bill
Setting: Fine
Output: One visually unaltered $1 bill. When assigned D-Class was about to retrieve the output, it autonomously shifted out of his reach. Subsequent attempts to capture the output were met with similar resistance, with it rapidly outmanoeuvring anyone who came near it. The bill was able to escape the testing chamber and went out into the halls of Facility 23, where it spent a total of 43 minutes eluding capture attempts until several researchers coordinated to corner and trap it in the incinerator room, where it was promptly disposed of.
Input: Above materials
Setting: fine
Output: 1 piece of ink-soggy sheet music, 1 toppled over jar of ink. Surprisingly, there does appear to be notes placed on the lines, and further examination shows it to be an excerpt of Franz Liszt's etude "La Campanella". It is unknown if the jar of ink tipping over was accidental or purposeful work of SCP-914.
Input: One magnifying glass
Setting: Rough
Output: Cut up pieces of plastic and glass shards
Input: One magnifying glass
Setting: Coarse
Output: Disassembled magnifying glass
Input: One magnifying glass
Setting: 1:1
Output: Magnifying glass with a concave lens
Input: One magnifying glass
Setting: Fine
Output: The plastic was changed into a lens shaped object in a glass frame, and was noted to vibrate slightly, further inspection revealed it treated sound as light, the focal points for the sound being the same as the original lens.
Input: One magnifying glass
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Plastic cylinder 4cm in diameter and 5 in length, with an undetermined number and configuration of lenses inside, the object can be looked through either end. It displays an orthographic projection of whatever the object is pointed at.
Input: A picture of SCP-096
Setting: Fine
Output: A picture of SCP-690
Input: A wallet
Setting: Rough
Output: Torn up leather and plastic
Input: Pieces of a desk
Setting: Rough
Output: Sawed up wooden planks
Input: A mug labeled “number 1# researcher.”
Setting: Rough
Output: None
Input: The Gun that Changed the World
Setting: Rough
Output: The same book, but torn up and being annotated by McCarthyist and anti-Communist propaganda.
Input: The Gun that Changed the World
Setting: 1:1
Output: The same book, but written in German.
Input: The Gun that Changed the World
Setting: Fine
Output: No change in outward appearance. The contents, however, deviated from standard history, including at least one visit to Site-118, an interview with Zena Cho, as well as a private friendship with Dr. Agatha Rights dating back to the 1970s.
Input: The Gun that Changed the World
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One paper mâché statue of Mikhail Kalashnikov.
Input: The Gun that Changed the World, USB
Setting: Very Fine
Output: What appears to be an autobiography of a "Stanislava Mikhailovna Kalashnikova" titled The Artificial Daughter, dated 2064. Reference material not found in the book is in the form of two 32GB SD cards. Experimenting showed that there is a 0.4 percent chance that when placed in the vicinity of a submachine gun, it would convert into an AKS-74U. Placed in secure storage as Kalashnikov never had a daughter named Stanislava.
Input: One model clock
Setting: Rough
Output: Several wooden gears and casing, as well as a pile of sawdust.
Input: The output of the previous test
Setting: Fine
Output: An ornate hourglass, several times the size of the original clock. The mass has remained consistent, and the "glass" portion of the device appears to be a form of cellulose.
Input: Pile of seeds
Setting: Fine
Output: One "cup" made from fused shells. The cup contained the kernels from the seeds, lightly salted.
Input: All of the above
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Four books:
Input: One die-cast London Underground train car model.
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of zinc with traces of aluminium and magnesium.
Input: One die-cast London Underground train car model.
Setting: Coarse
Output: One crudely assembled wooden model of a 1938 Stock London Underground train car.
Input: One die-cast London Underground train car model.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One die-cast model of a Glasgow Subway train car.
Input: One die-cast London Underground train car model.
Setting: Fine
Output: One die-cast model of a London Underground train car; model resembles the "New Tube for London" rolling stock design, currently scheduled for manufacture in 2023.
Input: One die-cast London Underground train car model.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One model of unknown composition, resembling a small barge with a London Underground logo on its sides; model is capable of basic independent locomotion when placed in water.
Input: All of the above
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One 20 cm cube of an unknown alloy. Testing shows it to be made up of an even mix of all of the input items. The alloy has a much worse structural stability than steel, as well as the anomalous properties of being flammable and gaining the same texture and hardness of a fruit snack when bitten into. However, the combination of materials making it up would mean that any attempt to eat any amount of it would almost certainly be fatal.
Input: Copy of book
Setting: Fine
Output: A book denouncing the Yongle Emperor as a traitor to the Ming Dynasty.
Input: The aforementioned bugle, One small cube of brass.
Setting: Fine
Output: One piccolo trumpet.
Input: The aforementioned trumpet, One medium sized cube of brass.
Setting: Fine
Output: One trombone.
Input: The aforementioned trombone, One large cube of brass.
Setting: Fine
Output: One brass statue of Rick Astley. Statue played the song "Never Gonna Give You Up" nonstop from an unidentifiable source.
Input: One binder of SCP files.
Setting: Rough
Output: A burning pile of plastic.
Input: One binder of SCP files.
Setting: Coarse
Output: One binder of unmarked papers with ink all over binder itself.
Input: One binder of SCP files.
Setting: Fine
Output: One binder of short stories, all by H.P. Lovecraft.
Input: One binder of SCP files.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One binder containing [REDACTED] copies of SCP-914's information file. Binder seems to contain an infinite number of pages, and is currently stored in Dr. Alexander's office.
Input: 1 aforementioned Pencil
Setting: Rough
Output: Burnt sawdust, graphite, yellow paint, rubber, and aluminum in one pile
Input: 1 aforementioned Pencil
Setting: Coarse
Output: Wood, graphite, yellow paint, rubber, and aluminum, all separated and keeping their shape.
Input: 1 aforementioned Pencil
Setting: 1:1
Output: 1 pencil, brand less
Input: 1 aforementioned Pencil
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 pencil, with 2 fine tips on each side
Input: 1 aforementioned Pencil
Setting: Very Fine
Output: 1 pencil that seems impossible to break, graphite, wooden structure, and paint. Seems to slow the user's writing down when they spell a word wrong and "remind" them that it is wrong.
Input: One black binder containing files of SCP-1100 through SCP-1399.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One blue and green binder, containing the plots of all Shaun the Sheep episodes.
Input: One white binder containing files of SCP-2700 through SCP-2999, with a small note in front stating that SCP-2935 is not included.
Setting: Fine
Output: A novel titled Dead Days, ostensibly authored by alternatehistory.com Administrator Ian. The premise is the mass teleportation of Utah, the Colorado Western Slope, the Navajo and Hopi Nations (sans Tohajilee Indian Reservation), San Juan, McKinley and Cibola Counties, NM, Alamo, NM and Uinta County, WY from SCP-2935 on April 20, 2026, to the regular world on April 20, 1626, and at the same time resurrecting everyone within it.
Input: One red binder containing files of SCP-3700 through SCP-3999, with the front cover printed with a warning stating that SCP-3930 does not exist.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The first item that came out was an anti-Foundation poster by the Christian Democratic Union, dated 2017. On it was the Foundation logo with a Swastika in the middle. The texts read "Secure. Contain. Protect. Exterminate." (Sichern. Enthalten. Schützen. Vernichten.), "Never Forget the Holocaust." (Vergiss Niemals den Holocaust.), and "Vote for the Union Parties." (Stimmen Sie für die Unionsparteien.) It should be noted that according to The Eleventh Hour, Germany was part of the United States-led Bloomington Alliance (other important members included Poland, Italy and India, with Russia being in an associated state status), which uprooted much of the SCP Foundation in a ten-year war (it was a few years after the war ended when the titular military operation took place).
Input: One flash-drive.
Setting: Fine
Output: One bust of Dr. Beiderman, made out of the same materials as the hard drive, with an equivalent mass.
Input: One flash-drive.
Setting: Fine
Output: One flash-drive. Said flash-drive contained all previously redacted details on the current whereabouts of Dr. Beiderman.
Input: One SSD, empty
Setting: 1:1
Output: One SSD with a USB compatibility. Appears to be a different model than the input device. The drive has a small switch on the top, with the activated position marked with an engraved 'X'. The computer appeared unable to recognize the drive when plugged in, disallowing any manual transferring of files. When the switch was pushed to the 'X' position, the computer malfunctioned. Upon further testing, it appears the drive deletes "System32" off of any computer running Windows OS when the switch is activated. Item has no effect on non-Windows operating systems.
Input: One 16 month 2019 "Baby Animal" calendar.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 16 month 2019 "Sexy Lady" calendar. Pictures show various women in revealing clothing, such as panties, fishnet stockings, and a thong.
Input: One 16 month 2019 "Baby Animal" calendar.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 16 month 2019 "Computer Monitors" calendar. Pictures show various computer monitors, each displaying a piece of clothing on their screen, such as a sweater in January, a beanie in April, and a thong in July.
Input: One 16 month 2019 "Baby Animal" calendar.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 16 month 2019 "Burritos" calendar. Pictures show various types of burritos being served on a white plate to a table in a restaurant. Each month correlates to a different burrito, such as a bean and cheese burrito for January, a beef burrito filled with jalapenos in September, and, interestingly, a chicken burrito with a thong inside of it in July.
Input: One 16 month 2019 "Baby Animal" calendar.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 16 month 2019 "OSHA Hazards" calendar. Pictures show various situations in a workplace that would constitute as a violation of OSHA code, such as a teenager using lab equipment without goggles in January, a blocked fire exit in October, and a construction worker without a hardhat and wearing a thong in July.
Input: One 16 month 2019 "Baby Animal" calendar.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 16 month 2019 "Flags of Moldova" calendar. Every month in the calendar is an unchanged national flag of the European nation of Moldova, with the exception of July, where the cross in the bird's beak is replaced by a thong.
Input: 1 note, labeled "Best Researcher ever".
Setting: 1:1
Output: 1 note, labeled "Veritas"
Input: 1 post-it note, printed with the question "Is the Russian Federation democratic?"
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 post-it note, printed with the Presidential portraits of George W. Bush and Donald Trump, and the words "Consider these two guys".
Input: Rabbit fur hat
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Hat appears unchanged, except red. The USSR national anthem is playing continuously from an unknown source in the earflaps.
Input: One piece of sourdough bread.
Setting: Fine.
Output: One piece of toasted sourdough bread.
Input: One piece of sourdough bread.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Appeared to be above piece of bread, however, on contact with open air, it began to grow exponentially, until the testing chamber was filled. Testing revealed that the yeast inside of the bread had been modified to produce gas at increased rates. Bread was incinerated.
Input: Garfield at Large text.
Setting: Fine.
Output: One Garfield at Large text. All comic strips were converted into live action images of Garfield: The Movie.
Input: A copy of 17 again
Setting: Fine
Output: A copy of 17 again but it’s animated and the main character Mike O’Donnel has been replaced by Wolf O’Donnel from the Star Fox series.
Input: A copy of 17 again
Setting: 1:1
Output: A copy of 13 going on 30
Input: 1 TAH
Setting: Rough
Output: Pile of plastic (biocompatible), Velcro, magnets of varying shape and size, and a patent for the device printed on squares of antimicrobial cloth, which appear in several languages (English, Chinese, German, Japanese).
Input: 1 TAH
Setting: Coarse
Output: A metallic box that has four chambers of equal size and outflow valves to and from each. The chambers are lined on all interior surfaces with biocompatibale plastic. Attached to the exterior of the box is a handle, which is attached to a crank. The crank moves fluid through the box for as long as manual force is applied to it.
Input: 1 TAH
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two ventricular assist devices, one intended for placement in the right side of the heart; the other intended for placement in the left side of the heart.
Input: 1 TAH
Setting: Fine
Output: Nothing is initially observed in the output chamber. Closer inspection of the surfaces shows a thin accumulation of dust that was not present previously. The dust is later revealed to be millions of individual nanoparticulate mechanisms. Chemical analysis of the immediate environment as well as shavings of the output chamber's interior reveal a significant increase in oxygen and extrinsic nutrients.