7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One copy of "The Lord of the Rings".
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Book approximately one-third the page count of "The Lord of the Rings"; new book entitled "A New Shadow", plot centered around a boy called Eldarion. It should be noted that a book with the same title was scrapped by J.R.R Tolkien, and therefore, was never published.
Input: One Klein bottle
Setting: Coarse
Output: Small plastic cubes of various sizes
Input: One Klein bottle
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two Mobius strips
Input: One Klein bottle
Setting: Very Fine
Output: [DATA EXPUNGED] dimensional anomaly severely injured Dr. Sven when attempting to remove it. Item later imploded, leaving behind a pile of fine ground plastic.
Input: One printed image of a swastika
Setting: 1:1
Output: One black and white photograph of Adolf Hitler. Confirmed to be a copy of an existing photograph.
Input: One printed image of a swastika
Setting: 1:1
Output: One printed image of the lotus symbol, which is common in Hindu iconography.
Input: One printed image of a swastika
Setting: Fine
Output: A portrait of Adolf Hitler, hand-painted in printer ink. Object does not seem to resemble any such portrait currently in circulation.
Input: One printed image of a swastika
Setting: Fine
Output: One highly detailed image of the Hindu god Lakshmi.
Input: One unmarked silver ring
Setting: Fine
Output: One silver pendant, of quality make.
Input: One unmarked silver ring
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One silver bracelet. While wearing the bracelet, the subjects reports feeling an increase in confidence and physical attractiveness. No further anomalous properties exhibited. Object placed in containment for further study.
Input: One unmarked silver ring, previously owned by D-23387
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One silver ring engraved with the phrase 'in loving memory of █████ █████'. █████ █████ is confirmed to be a deceased relative of D-23387. Object placed into containment.
Input: One thumb drive, as described above
Setting: 1:1
Output: One thumb drive, containing the first [REDACTED] prime numbers.
Input: One thumb drive, as described above
Setting: Fine
Output: One thumb drive containing software designed to solve a variety of different known codes and ciphers, as well as some that are currently undocumented.
Input: One thumb drive, as described above
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One thumb drive. Object appears to have an internal quantum computing system, and when given encoded data, will [REDACTED] compared to any modern system. Object placed into containment for further study.
Input: One 1-kilogram chunk of magnetite, 50% iron content.
Setting: Fine
Output: One magnetized 1-kilogram cube of magnetite, with a magnetic field strong enough to cause compasses up to 10 meters away to point directly at it.
Input: Two 1-kilogram chunks of magnetite, 50% iron content.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 1-kilogram chunk of pure iron, and one 1-kilogram chunk of minerals revealed to have the same chemical composition as rock found in the [REDACTED] badlands.
Input: One plush bear.
Setting: Rough
Output: A large mound of stuffing and torn-up fabric. Aforementioned fabric also had burns.
Input: One plush bear.
Setting: Coarse
Output: One ball of stuffing wrapped in fabric of bear.
Input: One plush bear.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One plush dog.
Input: One plush bear.
Setting: Fine
Output: Aforementioned bear is remade out of velvet, and is soft to the touch.
Input: One plush bear.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One animated plush bear. Subject is harmless, and will "piggyback" on anyone that it is curious about. It then will proceed to show large amounts of affection to the carrier. Subject is currently being tested before clearing release to Dr. Margeon.
Input: One DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Setting: Rough
Output: One small pile of polycarbonate plastic in powder form alongside trace amounts of ink.
Input: One DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Setting: Coarse
Output: One blank DVD-RW circa year 2000
Input: One DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Setting: 1:1
Output: Seven celluloid film reels adding up to a full showing of 1999 film "The Matrix" plus trailers for films to release that same year
Input: One DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Setting: Fine
Output: One damage-resistant DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Input: One damage-resistant DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Setting: Fine
Output: One Blu-Ray drive readable copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix", exact disc format unknown. As well as possessing the high resistance of the first "Fine" output, the "Extras" section of this disc was found to contain twenty thousand times more material than present on the market product, of which SCP-914's version included (but was not limited to): all footage shot for behind-the-scenes featurettes; complete footage of every actor and actress auditions by film's directors, regardless of final employment; all raw unedited footage shot by main cameras for "The Matrix"; all 3D models and 2D assets used to create visual effects for "The Matrix"; every sound effect and musical cue in isolated audio files, including all unused material, with full Hollywood orchestration for concepts scrapped or forgotten by the film's composer, plus dozens of remixes for licensed tracks.
Input: One Blu-Ray drive readable copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix", exact disc format unknown
Setting: Fine
Output: One ████████-readable physical storage medium. Object initially unreadable. However, after eight months of development, a prototype for a new kind of storage reader (████████) was built by Foundation researchers. Upon successful reading, researchers found object to contain a bewildering array of data. Dr. ██████ estimated that 99.999926% of content is entire raw, non-anomalous █████ ███ █████ ██████ ██ ███ █████ ████ dating back to roughly 1877. The new unit of storage also features a 30-hour-long documentary series ("A History Tinted Green") which explores how "The Matrix" fits into this timeline. Various figures are interviewed in a featureless white room by what appears to be a young K█████ R█████. Of note is a joint interview of Samuel Clemens and Joseph Campbell.
Input: One DVD copy of 1999 motion picture "The Matrix"
Setting: Coarse
Output: One heavily-worn VHS home video of Japanese schoolchildren acting out 1999 motion picture "The Matrix" in backyard.
Input: One 'Marshall' brand speaker system.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 'Sony' brand speaker system. Sound quality was identical between the two, despite the differing manufacturers and materials.
Input: One 'Marshall' brand speaker system.
Setting: Fine
Output: One speaker system of unknown brand. When turned on and provided with music, sound produced was indistinguishable from the quality and timbre of a live performance by instrumentation.
Input: One 'Marshall' brand speaker system.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One black sphere, assumed to be a single continuous speaker. When approached by D-9566, object scanned his head, emitted a sharp electronic beep, and began to emit sound at around 150 decibels. Mild structural damage was done to the test chamber, and all personnel within 500 m of the chamber sustained hearing damage of varying degrees, from temporary damage to permanent loss. Activation event was ended when Agent Kane opened fire on the object with his sidearm. While these shots missed the object, they did impact with D-9566, killing him and ceasing the event.
Input: One "Britannia" Issue 50p coin, dated 1997
Setting: Fine
Output: One "Britannia" Issue 50p coin, dated 2008. Output is notably less tarnished than input.
Input: One "Coat of Arms" 50p coin, dated 2012
Setting: Fine
Output: Six coins, each of a different denomination of British Currency. All are in the post-2008 Coat of Arms style, although the date on each coin varies between 2008 and 2014.
Input: One "Kew Gardens" 50p coin, dated 2009
Setting: Fine
Output: One 20p coin, with no date.
Input: One £10 note
Setting: 1:1
Output: HK$100
Input: One £10 note
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two £5 notes, both from the same year as the input.
Input: One £10 note
Setting: 1:1
Output: €11.60
Input: One LEGO X-wing starfighter construction set, unopened
Setting: Rough
Output: A heap of molten plastic, wood pulp, and various inks
Input: One LEGO X-wing starfighter construction set, unopened
Setting: 1:1
Output: One LEGO TIE fighter construction set, unopened
Input: One LEGO X-wing starfighter construction set, unopened
Setting: Fine
Output: A fully assembled LEGO X-wing. Upon further examination, various mechanisms and devices were discovered inside the X-wing, such as electronically operated landing gear, wings, lights, and canopy.
Input: One LEGO X-wing star fighter construction set, unopened
Setting: Very Fine
Output: X-wing flew out of Output booth at 72 km/h and shot heated plasma at any personnel in its way, resulting in ██ casualties. Object broke out of Site-██ and left the atmosphere in 12 seconds. Current location is unknown.
Input: One lithium-ion battery
Setting: 1:1
Output: One lithium-ion battery, manufactured by the Chinese company Hunan Shanshan Toda Advanced Materials Co., Ltd.
Input: One lithium-ion battery
Setting: Fine
Output: One object that resembles an unmarked lithium-ion battery. Closer inspection revealed that much of the internal mass of the battery had been converted into a radioactive isotope of [REDACTED], deriving power from its nuclear decay, with a design very similar to that used in many spacecraft. Object placed into storage.
Input: One lithium-ion battery
Setting: Very Fine
Output: When the output door opened, air rushed into the output chamber as if a vacuum had been present within. The object is a black cube with two electrical nodes on the top, 15 cm across, and weighing exactly the weight of the input battery plus the air in the chamber. The object is unmarked, with the exception of a small printing on one side, warning users that the object contained antimatter, and advising caution. Antimatter composition of object has not yet been confirmed, but has shown no limit to energy capacity. Object currently under testing.
Input: One Crayola brand crayon, standard red color
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One vibrant red crayon, no wrapping or any form of brand mark
Input: One Crayola brand Marker, standard red color
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One marker, no brand mark. Removing the cap reveals a bright red tip. Tip stays bright despite the level of light in the room it occupies. Marks made by the output glow red and radiate heat in a similar way to the last object.
Input: One of the comforters
Setting: 1:1
Output: A quilt of similar make and size.
Input: One of the comforters
Setting: Fine
Output: A hand-crafted blanket. The thread count is notably high and the surface has a sleek, silky feel, but the mass is unaltered.
Input: One of the comforters
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A comforter that has shown moderately anomalous properties. Testing with a few voluntary subjects shows that wrapping them up in the blanket, such that it covers around 80% of their body, results in a sense of security and well-being. Subjects wrapped in it and laid on their back report drowsiness and lose consciousness exactly 300 seconds later. The subject remains unconscious until the blanket is removed, at which point they awaken, reporting a restful sleep. Additionally, during this rest period, minor injuries and afflictions disappear, including scrapes, bruises, and in one case, a nasty cold.
Input: One green wheel
Setting: Rough
Output: A few chunks of unformed green rubber and plastic, as well as a small pile of steel dust.
Input: One green wheel
Setting: Course
Output: Disassembled green skateboard wheel. Appears to have been used heavily and shows scuff marks and discoloration.
Input: One green wheel
Setting: 1:1
Output: One red wheel of identical make and quality.
Input: One green wheel
Setting: Fine
Output: One unmarked black wheel of almost perfect quality. The outer rubber of the wheels greatly resists wear even with prolonged use, and the center bearing exhibits almost no friction, and was successfully left spinning in a vacuum sealed environment for just under ██ days.
Input: One green wheel
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One bearing, suspended by an invisible outer wheel of unknown material. Although invisible, the outer wheel physically exists and appears to use higher-dimensional translations to redirect the force of gravity and propel the object forward at at about half the speed of free fall. The wheel can be easily stopped at low speeds, but gains momentum quickly while unhindered. Prospective researchers should note that under the influence of gravity the wheel will always retain a 1/4mg horizontal force, even while at rest.
Input: One magnet and bearing set
Setting: 1:1
Output: A collection of interlocking plastic rods. The tips of each are magnetised.
Input: One magnet and bearing set
Setting: Fine
Output: A series of magnetic rods and metal balls that appear to be self-replicating and self-assembling. Current structure is a pyramid roughly half a meter wide and tall. This structure shows no other anomalous properties and has been safely contained.
Input: One magnet and bearing set
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A fine metal dust that exhibits similar properties to the "Fine" result, appearing to resolve itself into crystalline structure. It can be safely molded by hand, with the rough consistency of hot wax, and can be pulled apart without much effort. Class-D personnel who touched the substance barehanded reported a feeling of delight, and continued to play with it even as it encased their hands. Subjects were pulled away without injury and the substance has been contained.
Input: One Samsung Galaxy phone.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Apple iPhone.
Input: One Samsung Galaxy phone.
Setting: Fine
Output: A cell phone of unknown make or model, still using the same Android Operating System as before. The device seems to have the capability to use cellular data even while out of range of any cell towers. More testing is required.
Input: One Samsung Galaxy phone.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A black, malleable circular disk with a single button on the back. Pressing the button causes a hologram to begin projecting from a small LED-like device on the front. The hologram functions as an operating system for the device, which like the output produced by the Fine setting never loses cellular service. More testing is required.
Input: One keycard
Setting: Rough
Output: A small pile of ground PVC plastic and approximately half a gram (0.5g) of magnetic composite material.
Input: One keycard
Setting: Coarse
Output: One blank keycard, cut in half.
Setting: Fine
Output: One clearance level five keycard. The card was demagnetized and discarded.
Input: One keycard
Input: One tracking beacon
Setting: Rough
Output: Small amounts of various scrap metals and other composite materials of tracking beacons.
Input: One tracking beacon
Setting: Coarse
Output: One tracking beacon, with battery and transceiver unit removed. No other visible damage.
Input: One tracking beacon
Setting: 1:1
Output: One unlabeled tracking beacon consistent with those used by Canadian counter-terrorist groups.
Input: One tracking beacon
Setting: Fine
Output: One apparent tracking beacon, components consistent with Foundation-specific requirements. Tracking beacon is smaller than standard, with certain unknown components. Testing revealed it to be fully operational, although signal was lost mid-test, as the output ran a different operating system.
Input: One tracking beacon
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One thin strip of translucent film, shown to be attachable with static cling. Discovered to be remarkable resilient for its size when D-1126 tore a fingernail pulling it off of the wall of the Output Booth. Currently unreadable.
Input: One Disc
Setting: Rough
Output: Shredded multi-colored reflective polycarbonate plastic coated with aluminum.
Input: One Disc
Setting: Coarse
Output: Pools of yellow and black ink (most likely from label), aluminum and polycarbonate plastic pellets.
Input: One Disc
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Audio compact disc, “Ain't No Reason” by Brett Dennen
Input: One Disc
Setting: Fine
Output: One Apparently unchanged compact disc. However when played for D-class personnel, they commented on the superior quality of the music and a lasting preference for Jack Johnson’s singing, requesting more of his works (measurement of the duration of musical preference in progress).
Input: One Disc
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One Apparently unchanged compact disc. However when played for D-class personnel, test subjects mentioned tasting maple syrup and bananas, additionally had a feeling of fullness afterwards. They declined offers of food for a period of 4 hours afterwards, and blood tests immediately after the experiment indicated the consumption of a high carbohydrate meal, even though no food had been consumed by the subjects for 6 hours previously. No other anomalous effects were reported.
Input: One Disc
Setting: Rough
Output: Shredded multi-colored reflective polycarbonate plastic, coated with aluminum.
Input: One Disc
Setting: Coarse
Output: Pools of black and red ink (most likely from label), aluminum and polycarbonate plastic pellets.
Input: One Disc
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Audio compact disc, “Beautiful” by Christina Aguilera
Input: One Disc
Setting: Fine
Output: One apparently unchanged compact disc. However when played for D-class personnel, they commented on the extreme skill of the singing. Subsequently stomach pains and nausea were reported. Anomalous effects continued for approximately 36 hours after the test.
Input: One Disc
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One apparently unchanged compact disc. However when played for D-class personnel, an immediate euphoric effect was noted, with certain individuals weeping with emotion and others falling over with apparent rictus smiles on their face. Soon after the effects were noted additional symptoms were exhibited, including seizures, jaundice, and vomiting. The experiment was immediately ended, however researcher A-1 ████ was injured by D-17645 while attempting to turn off the disc player, begging the researcher to allow him to continue listening to the music.
Input: One Book
Setting: Rough
Output: Large pile of shredded and burnt paper
Input: One Book
Setting: Coarse
Output: Book Cover, all pages of the book ripped out and scattered around the empty cover.
Input: One Book
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of the book "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", but in Spanish.
Input: One Book
Setting: Very Fine (Note: Input was supposed to be set to "Fine")
Output: One paper Phoenix, weighing 2.65 lb (same weight as a copy of the book). The Phoenix then attacked the remaining two copies of the book (the remaining English copy, and the Spanish copy from the previous test) and attempted to attack personnel. It was killed with only minor paper cuts to Dr. P.
Input: One Remington 870 shotgun
Setting: Fine
Output: One Mossberg pump shotgun. When fired, acted normal for a mossberg and was discarded to the armory locker after testing and no other anomalies were found to be present.
Input: Fifteen 9 millimeter bullets
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Nine millimeter bullets that when fired from a Beretta M9 handgun home to the nearest signs of life. In the event of testing, a security guard was hit and killed. The cause of death was not from a wound, but from cardiac arrest. The bullets were discarded.
Input: One jar of crude oil.
Setting: Rough
Output: One jar of solid asphalt.
Input: One jar of crude oil.
Setting: Fine
Output: One jar of gasoline.
Input: One jar of crude oil.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One jar of LPG. Aforementioned gas quickly escaped after opening the “output” door.
Input: One purple gum ball
Setting: Rough
Output: Melted puddle of gum, separate puddle of purple food coloring.
Input: One red gum ball
Setting: Course
Output: Separate piles of dextrose, corn syrup, gum base, corn starch, and red food dyes.
Input: One green gum ball
Setting: 1:1
Output: One everlasting gobstopper.
Input: One blue gum ball
Setting: Fine
Output: One blue gum ball. Outer shell was a much glossier blue than input gum ball. When chewed, subject reported that the flavor was that of farm ripened blueberries.
Input: One yellow gum ball
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One shiny yellow gum ball. Gum appears to glow faintly in low light. Testing indicates no source for this glow. When chewed, subject reported feelings of euphoria. Subject indicated that the gum reminded them of their favorite childhood meal, but couldn't elaborate as to what the flavor actually was. Flavor apparently does not fade away as with normal chewing gum.
Input: One key
Setting: Coarse
Output: A drill bit. Subject was made of brass, as was the input item.
Input: One key
Setting: 1:1
Output: A padlock. Subject can be opened by a replica of the input key.
Input: One key
Setting: Very fine
Output: A perfect copy of SCP-005, including its anomalous properties. Subject is now contained at Site-██.
Input: One wool blanket
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of unrefined wool.
Input: One wool blanket
Setting: 1:1
Output: A cotton blanket of identical mass and thickness.
Input: One wool blanket
Setting: Very fine
Output: An extremely light-absorbent blanket made out of an unidentified material. When given to D-class personnel, feeling was described as "extremely comfortable."
Input: One 10 kg ingot of copper, one 10 kg ingot of tin, one 500 g block of wood, one 100 g spool of cloth, one photograph of SCP-914
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One miniature model of SCP-914 weighing the same as all input materials, including the photograph. The model possesses all features of the original, including complex miniaturized clockwork, intake booths and a miniature setting knob and mainspring key.
Input: One 50 g nugget of copper, one 50 g nugget of tin, 2.5 g of wood, a 0.5 g patch of cloth, one photograph of SCP-914
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One even smaller model of SCP-914 weighing the same as all input materials, including the photograph. The model possesses all features of the original, including complex miniaturized clockwork, intake booths and a miniature setting knob and mainspring key.
Input: The above items
Setting: Fine
Output: One teapot, still porcelain, of the same make as the input; however, it was filled with a viscous, multi-colored fluid. Additionally, the yarn was replaced with a length of brown string, that has a vaguely earthy scent to it. Further testing shows the teapot's contents to be chemically similar to organic fibers, particularly those found on the coats of several subspecies of sheep, while the string appears to be made from the remains of a plant of the family theaceae.
Input: One Tardis Flight Control Toy. (10th)
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The Tardis Flight Control Toy changed "Era" Going from 10th to 5th, Though a toy of this Era never existed.
Input: One Tardis Flight Control Toy. (11th)
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Same as Previous item.
Input: One English-Russian Dictionary
Setting: 1:1
Output: one Swahili-Mongolian Dictionary.
Input: One English-Russian Dictionary
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Mayan hieroglyphs-Egyptian hieroglyphs Dictionary.
Input: One English-Russian Dictionary
Setting: 1:1
Output: one Klingon-Arabic Dictionary.
Input: One English-Russian Dictionary
Setting: Fine
Output: One Book listing Human foodstuff dishes for many occasions with (presumed) alien foodstuff dishes for those same occasions with images of normal human & (presumed) alien foodstuffs. The human dishes are in described in French, the alien dishes are described in an unknown language using the International Phonetic Alphabet.
Input: One English-Russian Dictionary
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Braille English-Pictogram Dictionary.
Input: One copy of ●●|●●●●●|●●|●’s report
Setting: 1:1
Output: Nothing
Input: One junction field effect transistor
Setting: 1:1
Output: One miniature model of Jango Fett.
Input: One IMI Desert Eagle .50AE
Setting: Rough
Output: Approx. 4.4 lb of metal chunks. Consists with the weight of one such Desert Eagle.
Input: One IMI Desert Eagle .50AE
Setting: Coarse
Output: One fully disassembled Desert Eagle, each component sorted based on size.