7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: One 20v cordless drill with depleted lithium ion battery
Setting: Coarse
Output: One meticulously disassembled 20v cordless drill, each piece placed on the floor of the output booth arranged according to size.
Input: One VHS copy of the film Beetlejuice
Setting: 1:1
Output: One VHS copy of the 1920 German silent horror film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari,) with the card stock cover depicting a print of the theatrical release poster. Output placed into secure storage for screening.
Input: One Queen Greatest Hits compilation album
Setting: Fine
Output: A visually unchanged album. A memetic effect was discovered, compelling an individual to hold the album, and sing a random song from Queen’s discography of studio albums. Once an individual stops singing, the memetic effect does not repeat upon additional viewings. Anomalous properties discovered when Researcher A. Layton took hold of the object, and proceeded to sing the lead vocals to Don’t Stop Me Now for an estimated 3 minutes. Object immediately contained, and placed into Anomalous Storage.
Input: Disassembled cordless drill from previous test
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One cordless handheld wand massager composed of the dismantled components of the previous output, which were repurposed into the objects composition. A black text label reading “914’s DEEP HURTING Series” could be identified embossed into the plastic molding.
Input: One stuffed animal
Setting: 1:1
Output: One stuffed model of SCP-914. The doors have zippers and can be opened to reveal pockets in which small objects can be stored. The output is purely decorative and does not exhibit any of 914’s anomalous properties.
Input: One stuffed animal
Setting: Fine
Output: One stuffed bonsai tree. Extended testing reveals that the output anomalously behaves like a real tree and needs to be trimmed and watered regularly. While it ''grows'', it anomalously removes materials like cotton and thread in a 20 meter radius, as found out when Maintenance Technician Johnson complained about his cleaning wipes going missing.
Input: One stuffed animal
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One stuffed doll resembling JR Boneka. Testing reveals that JR Boneka will feel any sensations inflicted onto the doll, and any physical alterations made to the doll will also manifest on her body.
Input: One 500mL beaker of liquid gallium
Setting: Rough
Output: One pile of glass shards on fire, hot liquid gallium
Input: One 500mL beaker of liquid gallium
Setting: Coarse
Output: One pile of glass shards and one puddle of liquid gallium
Input: One 500mL beaker of liquid gallium
Setting: 1:1
Output: One sphere of glass filled with liquid gallium
Input: One 500mL beaker of liquid gallium
Setting: Fine
Output: One transparent gallium crystal suspended in a glass sphere
Input: One 500mL beaker filled with chemical waste from an experiment
Setting: Coarse
Output: One pile of glass shards, five puddles of chemicals
Input: Both aforementioned pistols
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two mechanically unchanged pistols. Notable changes include the slide of the Glock 21 being transplanted onto the body of the P08, while the receiver and slide of the PO8 has been transplanted onto the body of the Glock 21.
Input: One portrait
Setting: Fine
Output: A portrait of Mona Lisa depicted as a gray wolf at night with the full moon visible. The moon would emit a faint luminescence under low-light conditions.
Input: One portrait
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A portrait of a Canis lupus lupus in full detail. When observed, the output becomes animated as it depicts the behavior found in the wild. After being retrieved from the output booth by a D-Class, the wolf from the portrait would attempt to lunge towards R. Lopez's direction to no avail. When R. Lopez took the painting, the wolf exhibited symptoms akin to a tamed wolf. The portrait was cleared and passed to R. Lopez.
Input: One of the aforementioned syringes
Setting: 1:1
Output: An IV drip bag with associated needle. Bag was empty and cleared of anomalous properties.
Input: One of the aforementioned syringes, filled with saline
Setting: Fine
Output: An identical syringe filled with a clear liquid. Chemical testing of the liquid indicated it to be saline, however now having gained an extreme toxicity to blood. Upon being immersed in the solution, erythrocytes anomalously begin to undergo apoptosis, characterized by rapid desiccation of the cell membrane. D-class subject injected with the saline expired in one minute and nine seconds.
Input: Aforementioned Titan figurine
Setting: 1:1
Output: One small figurine of a “Tone” class Titan from the video game Titanfall 2. Upon Cens entering the output chamber, the figurine became animate and began anomalously firing small projectiles from its handheld weapon at Cens' torso, bruising him in multiple areas. Cens then proceeded to kick the figurine across the containment chamber, damaging it and removing the anomalous properties from the figurine. Projectiles collected and incinerated.
Input: Aforementioned Lightsaber models
Setting: Fine
Output: One 1/2 scale model of the weapon known as the ''Crucible'' from the video game DOOM Eternal. Upon touching the ''Mark of the DOOM Slayer'' engraved near the top of the hilt, the model's blade began to rapidly rise in temperature, stopping at 4256°C after 30 seconds, without emitting heat to the surroundings. Touching the Mark again caused the blade to reduce its temperature back down to room temperature. Attempting to slice an object with the edge of the blade while it is “hot” results in a clean cut. The model began to suffer from severe heat deformation and melted after 7 minutes of continuous use. Incinerated.
Input: One photograph
Setting: 1:1
Output: One photograph depicting a young female studying at a desk near a window. The female in the photograph is wearing a school uniform. The window showed clouds outside the room.
Input: One photograph
Setting: Fine
Output: One photograph depicting an adult female studying at a desk near a window. The female in the photograph is wearing a standard Foundation uniform. The window showed a partially covered moon.
Input: One photograph
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One photograph depicting an empty desk near a window. The window showed a full moon.
Input: One 3D printer, one spool of iron wire
Setting: Rough
Output: One 3D printer smashed into pieces, one puddle of molten iron
Input: One 3D printer, one spool of iron wire
Setting: Coarse
Output: One disassembled 3D printer with the iron unwrapped from the spool.
Input: One 3D printer, one spool of iron wire
Setting: 1:1
Output: One 3D printer, one half full spool of plastic filament. Notably, all plastic parts in the printer have been replaced with metal, and the remaining metal has been shaped into a teapot. The printer is non-functional, and was incinerated.
Input: One 3D printer, one spool of iron wire
Setting: Fine
Output: One 3D printer with the metal loaded into the filament holder. Upon testing, the printer heated up and began printing molten metal. The base of the printer was anomalously capable of withstanding the heat, and a small 3D model of a gear was printed. The printer is non-compatible with all known softwares when connected to a computer, and when connected to a power source, is capable of only printing gears of various sizes. The filament holder only accepts metal filaments of the exact same composition of the original inputted wire. Output placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One 3D printer, one spool of iron wire
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One anomalously stable and cool puddle of metal. One puddle of liquid metal. The output is anomalously capable of rapid movement towards other sources of metal, with the exception of SCP-914. Once it makes contact with another metal object. The output encompasses it and anomalously liquefies it, creating more liquid with the same properties. When the Output booth opened, a new Bluetooth device appeared on all Foundation equipment within Facility 23. Initial testing showed all .obj files sent to the new device would solidify out of the puddle, similar to a 3D printer. The output became aggressive once it’s volume reached 5 litres, attacking personnel and draining them of approximately 30% of their iron. The output fled into the vent system and has not been found as of today. Researcher Ivanov is in the infirmary suffering from iron deficiency.
Input: One photograph of Researcher Connolly
Setting: 1:1
Output: One photograph of JR Boneka, smiling
Input: One photograph of Researcher Connolly
Setting: Fine
Output: One photograph of Dr. Cahill, frowning
Input: One photograph of Researcher Connolly
Setting: Coarse
Output: One photograph of Researcher Connolly, dated September 8th, 2019
Input: One photograph of Researcher Connolly
Setting: Rough
Output: One pile of shredded paper. Reassembling the shreds revealed it to be an image of Researcher Darby, dated March 2019.
Input: One photograph of Researcher Connolly
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One photograph of Dr. Veritas. Produces a mild cognitohazard causing his expression to appear different depending on who is looking at it. Reported expressions include: angry, disappointed, sad, frustrated, annoyed, enraged, impassive, apathetic, smug, and bored.
Input: Output from the previous test
Setting: Fine
Output: One photograph of SCP-2632
Input: Above item
Setting: Fine
Output: A 10×10 cm piece of paper depicting two bowls of mushroom soup. Output has a memetic effect of causing viewers to anomalously perceive tasting mushroom soup for 5 minutes.
Input: 1 kg of jade
Setting: Fine
Output: A jade sculpture of a cicada with a humanoid face, one lump of excess jade. The object’s wings fluttered upon being picked up, causing the D-Class to drop it. Became inert after this.
Input: 1 kg of jade
Setting: Fine
Output: A jade sculpture of a coyote, one lump of excess jade. No anomalous properties noted.
Input: Two lumps of excess jade from the previous outputs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A thin mask made of jade. Upon being put on by the D-Class, it fused to their skin and could not be removed until broken via blunt force. Remains non-anomalous.
Input: Aforementioned note, containing the following message, “Dear SCP-914, Hello! My name is Kevin Rysmore. I'm new here, and I'm excited to be working with you!”, aforementioned pen
Setting: 1:1
Output: The same, unaltered note and pen. Both the note and pen exhibit memetic properties upon being held by seemingly anyone other than Dr. K. Rysmore. anyone not already exhibiting an optimistic attitude. When held, the subject will exhibit a confident, excited, and optimistic attitude. Properties fade within 30 seconds of releasing output. No other effects noted. Both outputs sent to Anomalous Storage.
Input: Aforementioned Security Clearance card, accidentally dropped into the input booth.
Setting: Fine
Output: One Security Clearance Card, containing the same information in the identification fields, with the exception of the security clearance field, which has now been changed to “Foundation All Access.” No such clearance level has ever been issued by the Foundation to any individual. Card was sent to incinerator.
Input: A copy of Jackie
Setting: 1:1
Output: A copy of Euphoria by Enrique Iglesias
Input: Two bulletproof vests
Setting: Fine
Output: A bulletproof backpack. Testing showed that the backpack does not break from the impact of a bullet fired from an anti-materiel rifle. The backpack decayed extremely rapidly when worn for over 5 minutes, falling apart after the 10 minute mark.
Input: A copy of Jackie
Setting: Very Fine
Output: The same album, but with Ciara replaced by WR Markham.
Input: The hard drive
Setting: Fine
Output: One hard drive containing various Shimeji files based off of various personnel employed or once employed at Site-19 Facility 23 drawn in JR Boneka’s art style.
Input: One of the aforementioned cameras
Setting: Fine
Output: An identical camera. When a picture is taken of a living being, the resulting image contains the individual dead, with varying results from different people and in one instance, the same person twice. Image results include decapitation, lacerations to vital arteries, [REDACTED] and drowning in the subject’s blood. It is not believed that the images predict the subject’s death.
Input: Aforementioned ornament
Setting: 1:1
Output: One rectangular Christmas present ornament, made out of ceramic.
Input: Aforementioned FAST helmet
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A hat visually resembling a witch's hat, made from composite. The output contains four articulated appendages made from the same materials as the input attached to the brim of the hat. These limbs are retractable into the brim. Upon retrieval from the Output booth, the object began to crawl onto W.R. Szymons' head with its appendages, attempting to settle on top of his head. Once fully attached to W.R. Szymons' head, the appendages retracted into the hat's brim. The output became unremovable from W.R. Szymons through anomalous means. As of now, no harmful effects have been observed from the output.
Input: The aforementioned note
Setting: Fine
Output: A cognitohazard that causes those who view it to recall an embarrassing memory.
Input: One piece of malachite
Setting: Rough
Output: One 100g lump of malachite showing signs of high temperature treatment
Input: One piece of malachite
Setting: Coarse
Output: A pile of copper and a pile of carbon. Both materials are part of malachite. The oxygen and hydrogen are presumed to be in the air.
Input: One piece of tetrahedrite
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of haematite, one piece of malachite, and one piece of antimony. Researchers present in Research Cell 109-B also reported the smell of sulphur dioxide emanating from the Output booth.
Input: One piece of malachite
Setting: Fine
Output: One polished malachite gem in a ''rectangular'' cut.
Input: One piece of haematite
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One visually unchanged piece of haematite. Upon picking up the output, blood seemingly began flowing out of the haematite and the D-Class lost consciousness from general hypoxia.
Input: 50 kg of molding clay in assorted colors
Setting: Fine
Output: One small clay car. Output autonomously drove out of the Output booth before rolling to a stop in the middle of the testing chamber. The door of the vehicle opened, and many clay figurines began to exit one by one, posing and stacking into a pyramid-like formation. Once all the clay figurines had been assimilated into the formation, they became rigid and all anomalous activity ceased. While the total mass of the output is equal to that of the input, it would have been impossible to fit all the clay figurines into the vehicle under normal circumstances. Furthermore, upon closer inspection, it is revealed that each clay figurine resembles a staff member employed at Facility 23.
Input: Meliora
Setting: Fine
Output: A DVD copy of the 1990 film Ghost
Input: Map of Alta California
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A cultural map of a "Californian Empire" dated 1974, stretching from Utqiaġvik, Alaska to León, Nicaragua, with the Continental Divide forming much of its eastern boundary. Notably, Fort Ross and Monterey are designated as the summer and winter capitals of the nation respectively.
Input: One More Drifter in the Snow by Aimee Mann
Setting: Fine
Output: Get Wet In Deep Space by Constellation Starfish
Input: The Ultimate Motown Christmas Collection by Motown Records
Setting: Fine
Output: One miniature figurine of a man with a large afro, made from the inputted materials. The output is anomalously capable of playing the same songs as those on the input despite the lack of a visible power source or sound generator, albeit at an average volume of below 30 dBA.
Input: A Jolly Christmas From Frank Sinatra by Frank Sinatra
Setting: 1:1
Output: Elvis' Christmas Album by Elvis Presley
Input: Box of wineglasses
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Two large glass tumblers, one bottle sleeve
Input: One flagpole flying the flag of Greece
Setting: Rough
Output: Shards of metal and strips of fabric. Mass equal to that of the input. Materials show signs of simply being smashed or torn apart.
Input: One flagpole flying the flag of the United Kingdom
Setting: Coarse
Output: An unchanged flagpole. The flag itself has been separated into three different flags identified as Saint George's Cross, the Cross of Saint Patrick and the Saltire of Saint Andrew, all of which represent the nations that formed the original Kingdom with England, Ireland and Scotland being represented respectively.
Input: One flagpole flying the flag of Israel
Setting: 1:1
Output: A miniature dumpster formed from the metal of the inputted flagpole, with two small flags hung in front of it, being the flag of Israel and the flag of Palestine. The dumpster itself burst into flames upon the output door opening and was unable to be extinguished.
Input: One flagpole flying the flag of the United States of America
Setting: Fine
Output: An unchanged flag and flagpole. The same flag and flagpole. Upon closer examination, the flag itself was found to have an additional 10 stars placed on it alongside the original 50. Output found to contain a memetic hazard causing any individuals of American origin within 20 metres of the output to experience feelings of irritation and annoyance to individuals of Canadian origin. Effects of the memetic hazard develop over time the longer affected individuals remain within the radius, evolving to anger and outright aggression. These emotions ceased upon leaving the 20 metre radius of the output. Output incinerated.
Input: One flagpole flying the flag of Australia
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An animate 1:2 scale model of one Dromaius novaehollandiae (Emu) constructed from the materials of the input, with its main body composed of the materials of the flag, including coloring, and its feet and beak composed of the metals from the flagpole. Output was hostile and contained a cognitohazard that induced severe ornithophobia within individuals that observed it. Output destroyed by security and subsequently incinerated after causing minor injuries to personnel.
Input: One USB flash drive containing the text adventure game “Zork III: The Dungeon Master”
Setting: Fine
Output: One USB flash drive containing an executable file named "The SCP-914 experience". Upon initiating the program a title screen will be displayed in the same font as the one used in the original program and with the same text display during gameplay.
Input: One R4 cartridge containing a variety of Nintendo games
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One R4 cartridge containing a variety of original games based on personnel employed in Site 19-23.
Input: One USB flash drive containing 17776
Setting: 1:1
Output: One SD card containing Welcome to Night Vale
Input: One QSB-91 knife pistol
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Type 82-2 knife pistol
Input: The output SD card
Setting: Fine
Output: One USB flash drive, seemingly empty upon insertion to a standalone computer. When connected to a device for more than 215 seconds, an interactive map of the southwestern United States is opened, with anomalous incidents that happened between 2016 and 2019 highlighted. Information on the USB flash drive is deemed inaccurate upon further review.
Input: One QSB-91 knife pistol
Setting: Fine
Output: One PSM pistol, optimised for effective firing range, plus eight extra bullets of the 5.45×18mm cartridge.
Input: One USB flash drive containing 17776
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Eight Micro SD cards, each one anomalously containing ██ zettabytes of data. When inserted to a standalone computer, it shut down after exactly 910 seconds. Upon rebooting, the computer initiated contact, claiming to be the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer spacecraft. Computer and all micro SD cards placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: The output Type 82-2 pistol dagger
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An open metallic circle. When open, miniature bullets can be fired from the circle. When clasped together, a blade manifests in the circle, cutting through whatever was contained in between.
Input: Above output
Setting: Coarse
Output: A miniature metallic decorative pumpkin, with a blade forming its stem, and a bullet inside of it. Output has been determined non-anomalous.
Input: One foam decorative pumpkin
Setting: Fine
Output: One foam decorative pumpkin, hollowed out and carved to resemble a stereotypical “buck-toothed” jack-o-lantern. Upon being placed into a darkened room, it was observed that the pumpkin developed an anomalous glow from within its interior, similar in illumination to that of a small tealight candle. No hazardous properties found. Placed into the employee break room.
Input: One foam decorative pumpkin
Setting: Fine
Output: One foam decorative pumpkin, hollowed out and carved to resemble a stereotypical “buck-toothed” jack-o-lantern. Carvings were noted to change each time they were not being observed, gradually growing more threatening in appearance. The original “buck-toothed” face was replaced by one with serrated teeth, one that gave the appearance of screaming, one that realistically depicted a human skull, etcetera. Personnel reported feeling uncomfortable while viewing subsequent carvings. Output incinerated once the carvings began changing into depictions of the facial features of numerous SCPs.
Input: One piece of paper with “Something that will scare Dr. Veritas.” written on it in No. 2 pencil
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper, crudely cut-out and shaped to resemble a “sheet ghost”. “Researcher Darby” is scrawled across the front of the ghost in No. 2 pencil. No anomalous properties observed. Output vanished shortly after being removed from the testing chamber. Re-discovered approximately three hours later by Dr. Veritas after it dropped down in front of them upon entering their office. Destroyed by firearm when Dr. Veritas interpreted this as a hostile ambush. The bill for removing the bullet hole from the office ceiling has been forwarded to Dr. Nightingale.
Input: One piece of paper with “Something that will scare SCP-914.” written on it in No. 2 pencil
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper with a No. 2 pencil drawing of SCP-914. The drawing depicts SCP-914 half-buried in a landfill, noticeably run-down and displaying signs of rust, crushing, and overall neglect. No anomalous properties observed.
Input: One piece of paper with “Something that will scare Dr. Nightingale.” written on it in No. 2 pencil
Setting: 1:1
Output: One piece of paper with “They are never going to let you see her again.” written on it in No. 2 pencil. Dr. Nightingale was observed to become visibly agitated upon reading the note, and further testing was halted on his orders. No anomalous properties observed.
Input: One trick-or-treat basket
Setting: 1:1
Output: One bowl, presumably for serving candy.
Input: One trick-or-treat basket
Setting: Fine
Output: One cauldron-shaped trick-or-treat basket that began anomalously filling up with candy upon being removed from the Output booth. Whenever candy is removed from the basket, more will appear to take its place.
Input: One trick-or-treat basket
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One hollow replica of a severed human head. When a piece of candy is inserted into its mouth, it will become animate for a short period of time during which it will consume the candy and then vocalizing something at random before becoming inanimate again. Vocalizations so far have ranged from Halloween-themed songs to biographies about various serial killers to continuous screaming. Output terminated by security personnel and subsequently incinerated.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: 1:1
Output: A flash drive of different make, containing a similar program which seems to simply play “Spooky Scary Skeletons” in a different key.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: The same flash drive. The program has been modified to allow audio to be mixed in a buffer of sorts, allowing both “vocals” and multiple instrumental channels of the song to play at the same time. However, the audio loops infinitely and the program runs in the background, so Task Manager is required to terminate it.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An SD card in a plastic case. Contains a program which, when run, appears to open an empty terminal window.