7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One diagram of the anatomical position
Setting: Fine
Output: A detailed drawing of a quantum computation apparatus
Input: One diagram of the anatomical position
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A diagram of SCP-914 Initially a diagram of SCP-914, however after approximately 42 minutes, the diagram changed to a revised diagram of the Homo sapiens anatomical position with notable changes to the anatomy and physiology. Changes included a larger cranium size, longer and presumably more prehensile toes, increased muscle mass in the extremities, the beginnings of what appear to be a tail, and a noticeable absence of sexual organs.
Input: One iAPX 86 CPU
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One computer CPU, matching no known design. Connects via a unique two-row slot-type socket.
Input: Three fine-liner pens (red, yellow, blue)
Setting: 1:1
Output: Three pens of the same brand and type (orange, green, purple)
Input: Previous output, three other fine liner pens (orange, green, purple)
Setting: Coarse
Output: One pile of plastic shavings, large puddle of erasable cement ink made up of the three colors input
Input: One bicycle
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two unicycles
Input: One bicycle
Setting: 1:1
Output: One tricycle missing its front wheel
Input: One bicycle
Setting: Fine
Output: One bicycle with its wheels oriented sideways, parallel to the ground. It was discovered that the output is capable of riding on walls if given enough momentum. However, due to the awkward orientation of the wheels, it is extremely difficult to pedal.
Input: All above inputs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A large spherical cage constructed by swathes of gyrating wheels, wires, and metal poles. A bicycle seat is anomalously suspended in the center, attached to nothing; however, it is impossible to enter the output due to there being no actual entrance anywhere on it. It also appears that there is no room for a person to sit inside the cage, and that attempting to do so would likely result in severe injuries, due to the constantly moving poles and wires surrounding the seat.
Input: One bag of cotton mattress stuffing
Setting: 1:1
Output: One woven cotton bag of plastic fibres
Input: One bag of cotton mattress stuffing
Setting: Fine
Output: One rolled sleeping bag woven from the inputted cotton in a plastic case
Input: One bag of cotton mattress stuffing
Setting: Fine
Output: One fully-stuffed "Queen"-sized mattress
Input: One bag of cotton mattress stuffing
Setting: Fine
Output: One human-sized teddy bear
Input: One ticket for an amusement park
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A year pass that randomly changes to depict a pass for different amusement parks. Attempting to use the pass to book a visit an amusement park will cause it to shift to a different amusement park than the one nearby.
Input: One dish brush
Setting: 1:1
Output: An oversized toothbrush
Input: One dish brush
Setting: Fine
Output: One plastic sculpture of a hedgehog with the brush hairs functioning as the spines.
Input: One dish brush
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An animate plastic orb with the bristles evenly distributed across its surface. It attempted to roll towards the closest dish it considered ''dirty''. It tried to clean said dishes, but did not have adequate force to clear off food debris effectively. After 2 minutes of ''trying'', it became inert and did not respond any longer. Result incinerated.
Input: One of the aforementioned ILTGs
Setting: 1:1
Output: One pulse oximeter
Input: One of the aforementioned ILTGs
Setting: Fine
Output: An identical ILTG. When used by any individual, the output works in conjunction to a heat ray often used by riot control, albeit with a limited amount of use. While not lethal, the output’s “rays” do cause mild burns to any location it is aimed at. The monitor reads the area of effectiveness the output has, instead of showing the temperature.
Input: One of the aforementioned ILTGs
Setting: Fine
Output: A NERF brand plastic blaster resembling the Firestrike variant. Notably, the pull handle used to “cock” the blaster is replaced with a small screen. Activating the blaster via loading a standard NERF dart causes the screen to turn on, showing the number 350. Beside the screen are dials, of which the right dial causes the number to be either raised or lowered. Through testing, it is revealed the number refers to the distance the dart will travel, with the value being centimeters. The dial to the left instead cycles what the dart will perform upon hitting a surface or being. Listed below are a few examples.
Input: Three of the aforementioned ILTGs
Setting: Fine
Output: A small screen with a finger scanner. When an individual places their finger on said scanner, blood is anomalously drained from the finger despite no sign of entry to the finger itself. On the screen, all medical information related to the cardiovascular system and their internal temperature. After a period of three minutes, the subject’s blood will continually drain from the scanned finger. All attempts to cease the flow without removal of the finger have failed. Amputation is the only method to stop the effect, and reattaching the finger brings the effect back. After a period of 120 hours, the subject dies due to exsanguination.
Input: One of the aforementioned ILTGs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An identical ILTG. The device is constantly in an activated state, with no discernable way to deactivate it. When directed at an individual, the screen begins to detail all the medical information of the subject. While this occurs, the subject will collapse and enter a seizure. Continued analysis prolongs the seizure, but not the severity and reports the subject to be healing. As the device continues being held, the temperature of the device also raises, reaching painful levels when in contact with human skin. Releasing it reduces the effect until the device is at a room temperature heat. The resulting seizures have been confirmed non-lethal, however they are quite severe, with a 37% of epilepsy being diagnosed after recovery
Input: Three of the aforementioned ILTGs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An orb of light
Input: One CO2 fire extinguisher
Setting: 1:1
Output: A fire extinguisher, different brand and model
Input: One CO2 fire extinguisher
Setting: Fine
Output: A similar fire extinguisher with a hand-pump on the top of it that was discovered to refill the extinguisher with new CO2 filtered from the air. Unfortunately, due to the small amounts of CO2 in the air and the limited effectiveness of a hand pump, the process of refilling is very slow. No anomalous properties were found.
Input: One CO2 fire extinguisher
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A similar extinguisher with a greater weight. When the Output chamber was opened, the present D-Class felt the air being sucked inside, presumably due to an underpressure. Tests revealed that the extinguisher now shoots a mix of CO2 and N2 in liquid form (the most of although vaporizes just coming out) at a pressure of 300 bars and a temperature of -170 C°. It is believed that the azote was taken from the chamber, explaining the underpressure. The capacity to resist pressure of the object is beyond the actual possibilities but it's believed to be non-anomalous and simply a modification of the metal structure to make it capable of resisting that pressure. The D-Class that tested it is now being treated for the gangrene on his hand caused by the sudden drop in temperature. Due to the high pressure, destroying the object is considered too dangerous and it is stored in the Anomalous Storage.
Input: One wooden bow, six arrows
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of wood splinters, metal splinters, and pieces of synthetic feathers.
Input: One wooden bow, six arrows
Setting: Coarse
Output: Each component, neatly separated.
Input: One wooden bow, six arrows
Setting: 1:1
Output: A pair of tomahawks, which are throwing weapons of Native American origins. Some feathers and wood splinters, presumably the ones in excess, were in a separate pile.
Input: One wooden bow, six arrows
Setting: Fine
Output: A crossbow and eight darts. The bowstring has a complicated multiple-passage system to give it elasticity in a shorter space. Some metal pieces are included in the crossbow, like a metal trigger and a tiny metal sight. The crossbow has high precision but no anomalous properties were found.
Input: One wooden bow and six arrow
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One wooden bow and six arrows, physically identical to the input. During the test, it was discovered that when used, the arrow binds itself to the user's hand, causing the user to accelerate forward with the arrow when it is released. The effect ceases when the user or the arrow hits something.
Input: Personnel Dossier
Setting: 1:1
Output: One personnel dossier for "Researcher Emily Moore", closely matching Researcher Moore's background and achievements. There is no record of an Emily Moore having worked at the Foundation, and Researcher Moore has no relatives with the name.
Input: One bottle of cat spray
Setting: Fine
Output: One bottle of "spray cat". When used, it produces a cat with an average age of 2 years. A wide range of breeds have been observed. Cats evaporate after around 30 minutes if left alone, and near-instantly if terminated, making autopsies impossible. Item incinerated.
Input: Origami papers folded to the style of a cuboctahedron with a drawing of a rectangle in one of the squares in marker
Setting: Fine
Output: A flat sheet of thick paper in a rectangular shape with faded ink. When D-13423 picked up the sheet of paper, began cheering, and when questioned, said that he explained how "he now has a billion credits to buy an Asp". After removing the output, D-13423 returned to normal.
Input: The aforementioned ID card
Setting: Fine
Output: An ID card. Screening showed that the output is a genuine Foundation ID card with no changes.
Input: One tire
Setting: Rough
Output: Two halves of a tire
Input: One tire
Setting: 1:1
Output: A tire with a different tread
Input: One tire
Setting: Fine
Output: A tire that can adapt its size to fit any wheel. During testing, it was discovered that it only adapts to the wheels of Honda cars. When the wheel was removed from the Honda car, the tire removed itself and returned to its original form. The tire also changes its tread to fit the current season of the year.
Input: One tire
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An animate tire that is impervious to most damage. When attacked, the output will bounce at the attacker until they go out of range, at which point it will begin to self-repair. When within range of a vehicle, the output attempts to attach itself to its wheel, and the only way to remove it is to remove the entire wheel from the vehicle, at which point the output will detach itself from the wheel and return to its original form.
Input: Assorted LEGO DUPLO bricks
Setting: Fine
Output: Physically unaltered LEGO DUPLO bricks. Testing with a D-Class reveals that the bricks expose a cognitohazard to anybody using them that makes them mentally incapable of being able to put together or separate the bricks.
Input: One LEGO Assembly Square set #10255 (unassembled in box)
Setting: Fine
Output: One LEGO set (unassembled in box) resembling a standard SCP Foundation site. The fully-constructed model includes containment chambers, personnel offices, and research labs, as well as several LEGO minifigures resembling researchers, MTF agents, D-Class personnel, and SCPs, specifically SCP-173, SCP-049, and SCP-682. A model of SCP-914 is also included in the set. The output has no anomalous properties, although it is noted that one of the doors to a containment chamber does not shut properly due to a construction error present in the instruction manual that prevents it from swinging all the way.
Input: Aforementioned LEGO box
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A visually unchanged set. Anomalous effects manifest when the set has been fully assembled. Individual pieces will periodically detach themselves from the complete model, meaning that constant maintenance is required in order to put the loose pieces back in place before the model completely disassembles itself. Whenever the output has fully disassembled itself, every loose piece will be launched at varying speeds in all directions. Output incinerated after the set “exploded” a second time.
Input: One robotic vehicle built using the "Robot Inventor“ set
Setting: Coarse
Output: Unassembled LEGO bricks and wiring
Input: One "Robot Inventor“ set
Setting: 1:1
Output: A fully assembled four-legged LEGO robot which is able to move by itself
Input: One "Robot Inventor“ set
Setting: Fine
Output: A humanoid LEGO robot with different kinds of LEGO gear. The gear is composed of a sword, a hammer, a shield and a brick launcher. When the gear was tested, the sword was discovered to be sharpened. The hammer had the properties of a full size hammer except for the fact that anytime it hit something, it damaged itself due to the fact that it is made out of plastic. The shield was able to deflect all attacks with minimal damage to itself and the brick launcher was discovered to be loaded with sharpened LEGO sticks which were discovered to not be dangerous except for the fact that they can pierce a person. The robot is able to replenish these sticks only when given more more unsharpened LEGO sticks. Stored in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One LEGO motor, various LEGO gears
Setting: Fine
Output: A small plastic car. The casing is composed of the same material as the motor’s original casing. Disassembly shows that there is no way to connect a battery to the motor, making it unusable.
Input: Various LEGO gears
Setting: Fine
Output: A wind-up mainspring, made of plastic. The mainspring is extremely efficient, but has no attachment points, making it unable to be integrated into a clockwork system.
Input: One LEGO motor, various LEGO gears, the previous two outputs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A cube of composed of plastic gears and wheels, appearing to move and rotate at random. The cube is powered by a device that generates power when moved, resulting in the cube being powered by both its own movements and the vibrations of the surface it is placed on. The device was broken during attempted disassembly and rendered nonfunctional.
Input: The aforementioned set of bricks
Setting: Fine
Output: A plastic gramophone assembled using the LEGO bricks. However, the output lacks an arm typically found on a gramophone. Testing also revealed that the output contains a cognitohazardous effect that causes anyone within 5m to perceive the gramophone as playing their favorite song. Removing even a single brick from the output ends the effect, but replacing said brick causes the effect to resume. Using a brick of a different colour to replace the missing brick also causes the effect to resume.
Input: A set of assorted LEGO bricks
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A visibly unchanged set. However, disassembling two bricks that were connected together is physically impossible, without using the specific tool that was provided with the set itself.
Input: Same as before
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A plastic box containing an extremely thick liquid made out of plastic, and a plastic hammer, supposedly made with the unassembling tool. Molding the liquid into specific forms is possible due to its high viscosity. Hitting the liquid with the hammer will anomalously solidify the liquid in a 5 centimeters radius of the impact zone, allowing other LEGO bricks to connect to the solidified area. Hitting a solidified area with the hammer will turn it back to liquid.
Input: One of the aforementioned sets
Setting: 1:1
Output: A LEGO Architecture set of the One World Trade Center, numbered #21800. LEGO is not known to have produced such a set.
Input: One of the aforementioned sets
Setting: Fine
Output: A LEGO Architecture set of the Palace of Culture and Science (PKiN), Warsaw. When assembled, an anomalous property manifests, wherein all biological matter in direct contact with the object disappeared.
Input: One of the aforementioned sets (disassembled in box)
Setting: 1:1
Output: One LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser set #8039
Input: One of the aforementioned sets (disassembled in box)
Setting: Fine
Output: An unchanged box, When the box is opened, the LEGO pieces vibrate rapidly within their plastic set bags, before tearing them all at once and becoming a large mass of loose pieces. The pieces, when at rest, act in a manner similar to a Non-Newtonian fluid. When the pieces are used in the appropriate fashion, they will construct into any structure the amount of pieces will allow. Adding pieces do not add to the effect, and will simply fall away or be moved by the active pieces. Testing is ongoing.
Input: One of the aforementioned sets (assembled)
Setting: Fine
Output: An anomalously flying model of an Imperial Star Destroyer. As the model flies, it will do so in a circular fashion, not deviating from the pattern until the box it was previously contained in is moved; the box itself is the focal point, with the model circling it constantly. Despite its movement, the model is destructible, and will crash into any surface obstructing its path. When reconstructed, the model will resume flying. Any attempt to construct the model with different pieces or with a modified design will not result in flight. The model also anomalously capable of minor communication with radios, however the model only transmits quotes from the series.
Input: The aforementioned bricks
Setting: Coarse
Output: Three green 2x4 LEGO bricks. Upon being touched during retrieval by JR Faris, the bricks proceeded to explode into a fine dust, covering the output booth and nearby area with a layer of plastic. Later analysis showed the dust to be microscopic LEGO bricks, which are near-impossible to connect due to their size. The output booth was thoroughly cleaned and a bag of collected particulate has been placed in storage pending further analysis of its microscopic construction. JR Faris suffered no lasting ill effects due to proper use of protective equipment.
Input: One 2x4 LEGO brick (pink)
Setting: Fine
Output: One 2x4 LEGO brick (black). When not looked at directly and if a step is taken within 2 square meters of it, it will anomalously manifest inside the shoe of that individual before their foot is put down. Two Jr. Researchers were brought to the hospital wing after a chain reaction affected 11 personnel until J.R. Perry stayed on the ground and removed her shoe, allowing her to keep looking at it until it could be incinerated.
Input: Both of the above photos
Setting: Fine
Output: Two photos, one of Researcher Connolly and one of J.R. Perry. The contents of the photos have changed noticeably, with Researcher Connolly in an elaborate cosplay of Lady Dimitrescu from Resident Evil Village. J.R. Perry appears in cosplay as the character Heisenberg, the brother of Lady Dimitrescu, from the same game.
Input: One “useless” machine
Setting: Rough
Output: The original input, severely damaged. Object seems to have been subjected to extreme compressing force, not unlike what would be expected to happen if it were crushed under a hydraulic press.
Input: One “useless” machine
Setting: Coarse
Output: The acrylic box that housed the device, unchanged. All components have been removed and are arranged compactly inside the box.
Input: One “useless” machine
Setting: 1:1
Output: One small box made of metal with an acrylic switch on the top. The box contains a complex system of acrylic clockworks that result in a completely mechanical version of a “useless” machine. Changing the switch causes an acrylic rod, driven mechanically by the clockworks, to change the switch to its original position. None of the electrical components of the input are present. Further testing showed the metal box is made from an alloy of all the metals present in the switch, metal rod, and electrical components.
Input: One “useless” machine
Setting: Fine
Output: One miniature model of SCP-914. An exact analysis could not be conducted due to the extreme complexity of 914’s internal workings. The only apparent change is the selection panel, which only possesses the 1:1 setting. Device has no anomalous properties.
Input: One “useless” machine
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One featureless black orb made of a theoretically impossible plastic/metal alloy. Internal scans have shown the object to be solid. Has an anomalous effect that causes a human that touches it to have a vision of an event that will occur in the near future. These visions seem to be presented in such a way that the subject cannot do anything to change the events that they see. Once an individual receives a vision, they will not receive another one for 24hrs. Extensive tests were done. Most tests resulted in visions with minimal substance, such a researcher dropping a pen, or checking their watch. A list of notable tests has been compiled below.
Input: One half USD coin
Setting: Coarse
Output: Copper and nickel dust
Input: One 50 USD bill
Setting: 1:1
Output: A 100 Czech crown bill
Input: One half USD coin
Setting: Fine
Output: One half USD coin exhibiting a cognitohazard that makes people without protective goggles think it is a full dollar.
Input: One of the aforementioned depressors
Setting: 1:1
Output: A popsicle stick similar to those used for Magnum brand ice-creams
Input: One of the aforementioned depressors
Setting: Fine
Output: An identical popsicle stick. When the stick is placed inside an individual’s mouth, the stick will adhere itself to the tongue or roof of the mouth. Removing the stick is regarded as extremely painful and results in severe damage to the gums and teeth, should it connect with the teeth in any way. Surgical removal is possible, and is considered the only safe way to remove the stick.
Input: One of the aforementioned depressors
Setting: Fine
Output: A small amount of toothpicks. During testing, the toothpicks worked as normal and showed no anomalous effects.
Input: One of the aforementioned depressors
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An identical depressor engraved with the phrase "Ahh!". A cognitohazard affects anyone who views it, and is forced to open their mouth beyond the capability granted naturally. At its worst, the mandible is dislocated from the cranium and leads to minor damage to the cheek tissues. At this point, the effect will cease entirely, though the individual will be unable to close their jaw until medical assistance is attained. Following reattachment surgery, the individual will be left with scar tissue on the sides of their face.
Input: One USB stick as above
Setting: 1:1
Output: One USB stick containing a similar photograph of SCP-914, taken from a different angle. A valid digital signature was present, apparently created using the key that was generated for this test.
Input: One Hot Wheels brand miniature race car
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Metal Machines brand miniature race car
Input: One Hot Wheels brand miniature race car
Setting: Fine
Output: Identical to input. Testing showed that the car's axle had significantly less friction with the car's body than would be expected of a normal car of the same design. Comparison testing showed an average of a 67% increase in average distance traveled across a flat terrain relative to the unaltered model when equal force was applied to both cars.
Input: One Hot Wheels brand miniature race car
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A much more detailed version of the original car. The car has been modified to function as a working car, with any and all necessary components and machinery in order to be fueled, start the engine, and drive. However, the size of the vehicle and the non-durable materials it was originally constructed from make it impractical to run, drive, or even fuel.
Input: One USB drive as above, encrypted with RC4, an algorithm with severe security flaws
Setting: 1:1
Output: The input, encrypted with a different RC4 key. In a non-anomalous context, this is only possible by compromising or knowing the key. The photograph of Researcher Laskenta's office was found unaltered after breaking the new encryption.