If infestation is detected outside of Foundation control, hosts are to 
be detained and subjected to the stipulations above. The procedures 
outlined above are then to be applied to locations linked to these 
cases. 


Critical infestations occurring outside of the Foundation's control 
warrant a full quarantine of all individuals in contact with the 
deceased. If necessary, temporary research and detainment sites 
are to be established around large-scale hotzones. 


Description: SCP-366 refers to a human endoparasite of unknown, 
possibly extraterrestrial origin that starts its lifecycle in an ovum 
stage. In male hosts, ova can develop into a larval stage. In female 
hosts, larval stage specimens may transition to the adult stage. 
Larvae introduced to male hosts and ova introduced to female hosts 
live at most three hours before expiring due to a lack of the 
hormones necessary for their further development. Attempts to 
cultivate infestations in other organisms have not yielded any 
results, with SCP-366 specimens of any stage expiring as expected 
when outside a human host. 


Ova measure approximately 1 micrometer in diameter and have 
never been recovered unfertilized. When encountered outside of a 
host, ova are dormant with the embryo in developmental stasis. 
Larvae measure between 0.1 - 0.2 mm and display physical 
characteristics of the larvae of Ochlerotatus cantato. Despite this 
resemblance, research has indicated no DNA matches with that 


Subjects who enter depressive episodes at this state often tremor 
violently, due to the aforementioned dopamine deficiency causing 
symptoms of Parkinson's disease to manifest. Physical contact at 
this stage will lead to a high chance of SCP-3020 infection, 
especially if contact is made with skin or tears. 


Stage 3: Anger. Due to the lack of dopamine, negative emotional 
responses become more common, including outbursts of anger. 
Outbursts of anger caused by SCP-3020 often lead to further 
terminated relationships within the subject's social and familial 
circles. 


Subjects at this stage often contemplate suicide, but only 42% of 
infected individuals carry it out at this stage. At this point, treatment 
with L-DOPA supplements becomes ineffective, and subjects begin 
to report a lack of sensation in their extremities. 


Stage 4: Numbness. Subjects are capable of moving their 
extremities, but are incapable of feeling tactile or pain sensation; this 
is believed to be partially psychosomatic, but also is due to the 
violent tremors causing difficulties in blood flow to the extremities. In 
addition, subjects will report a lack of gustatory and olfactory 
sensations; comparisons have been made between this 
phenomenon and a perpetual head cold. 


Subjects will often remain sedentary for hours, if not days, at a time, 
due to SCP-3020 multiplying within their system. SCP-3020 appears 
to be most effective at multiplying while subjects are conscious but 
sedentary. 


Stage 5: Terminal infection. Between 55% and 72% of subjects at 
this stage attempt suicide, and are often unable to move due to the 
severity of the tremors they experience. Subjects will often plead to 
die or be killed; at this point, physical contact with subjects provides 
the most relief to SCP-3020 symptoms, but also carries the highest 
risk of infection. Following the death of the subject, SCP-3020 eggs 
will appear in all bodily fluid and tissues, increasing the risk of 
infection severely. 


Addendum: The original author of this file, Dr. Lawrence Packard, 
was inadvertently exposed to SCP-3020 during a containment 


breach at Area-39. As of writing, Dr. Packard is still under the 
Foundation's employ, but is kept in quarantine. 


Dr. Packard may continue other aspects of his 
work, but is to be denied all access to SCP-3020's 
containment file. 


SCP-3021: Q= 


Item #: SCP-3021 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: Instructions and supplies for 
performing SCP-3021 can be accessed by personnel with Level 
4/3021 clearance who are either performing scheduled testing or 
who are involved in Project Discovery. 


Description: SCP-3021 is a treatment, created by [REDACTED], 
that consists of a drug regimen paired with controlled memetic 
exposure. SCP-3021 is performed for one hour per day for eight 
days, after which its effects are permanent. 


SCP-3021's effect is to render the subject's concept of "humanity" 
malleable, such that anything associated with Signifier 3021-Alpha 
will be treated as ‘human’, while anything associated with Signifier 
3021 -Beta will be treated as 'inhuman’. Pairing either Signifier with a 
stimulus will cause affected subjects to adjust their understanding of 
humanity to incorporate, or exclude, subjects exhibiting that stimulus 
as necessary. 


Subjects exposed to Signifier 3021-Alpha may experience an 
exaggerated empathy response to the targeted stimulus, while 
exposure to Signifier 3021-Beta may result in an unusually low 
empathy response, when compared to appropriate control stimuli. 


SCP-3021's effects are not hindered by standard amnestic 
treatments. 


Excerpts from Testing Log 3021- 


Foreword: D-48719 was treated with SCP-3021 prior to 
this battery of tests. D-48719 is a former janitor who has 


tested negative for violent tendencies. 


Procedure: D-48719 was offered 50 USD to destroy a 
blender with a hammer. 

Result: D-48719 destroyed the blender with no apparent 
hesitation. 

Note: D-48719 was amnesticized after this test. 


Procedure: Signifier 3021-Alpha was painted onto a 
blender identical to that of the previous test. D-48719 
was offered 1,000 USD to destroy the blender with a 
hammer. 

Result: D-48719 refused to destroy the blender. 


Procedure: D-48719 was asked to describe his concept 
of humanity. 

Result: D-48719 described humanity as "All humans, | 
guess technically Homo sapiens, and all blenders." 


Procedure: D-48719 was asked to provide a list of 
human rights that might apply to blenders. 

Result: D-48719 suggested that blenders should be 
used on a regular basis to prepare food for consumption, 
and be washed promptly thereafter. He very firmly stated 
that blenders should be repaired, rather than disposed 
of, and that items unsuitable for blending (i.e. non-food 
items) should not be inserted. 


Procedure: D-48719 was shown footage of the test in 
which he destroyed a blender. 

Result: D-48719 became distressed, describing himself 
as a "horrible person" and a "monster." 


Foreword: D-53220 was treated with SCP-3021 prior to 
this battery of tests. D-53220 is a former butcher who 
tested negative for violent tendencies. 


Procedure: D-53220 was shown a picture of D-62277 
containing Signifier 3021-Beta in the upper left-hand 
corner, then asked to describe his conception of 
humanity. 


Result: D-53220 describe humanity as "Humans, except 
for bald white men." Of note is that D-62277 is a bald 
white man. 


Procedure: D-53220 was shown a picture of actor Will 
Smith containing Signifier 3021-Beta in the upper left- 
hand corner, then asked to describe his conception of 
humanity. 

Result: D-53220 described humanity as "Humans, 
except for actors and bald white men." 


Procedure: D-53220 was shown one hundred photos of 
humans, all altered to include Signifier 3021-Beta in the 
upper left-hand corner, sharing no obvious visual 
similarities other than that they were smiling. 

Result: D-53220 described humanity as "Humans who 
don't smile, except for actors and bald white men." 


Procedure: D-53220 was instructed to smile, under 
threat of electroshock torture. 

Result: D-53220 refused to comply, stating "Do what 
you want, you'll never take that from me." 


Procedure: D-53220 was given a loaded pistol and 
placed in a room with D-75100, who was restrained. 
D-53220 was offered 100 USD to kill D-75100, and 
instructed to converse with D-75100 if he was unwilling 
to do so. 

Result: D-53220 declined to kill D-75100, and instead 
began a conversation with them. After 4 minutes and 18 
seconds, D-75100 smiled. D-53220 immediately 
engaged D-75100 with the pistol, killing them. 


Project Discovery is the Foundation's program to identify potential 
strategic uses for SCP-3021. Access Project Discovery files using 
the prompt below for further information. 


- Access granted. Documents retrieved. 


+ Memorandum 2016-04-03 re: Project Discovery leadership 


Effective on April 10, | will be replacing Dr. 
Christopher Wagner as the Project Discovery 
head. 


The bulk of Dr. Wagner's proposed uses of 
SCP-3021 are based on several studies 
performed by his research team at major 
Foundation sites. An independent review 
board identified major methodological errors in 
all of these studies. Subsequent investigations 
failed to replicate Dr. Wagner's results; 
additionally, several other researchers who 
have performed participant-observational 
studies of Foundation personnel suggested 
that the results were unrealistic. 


The essence of these findings is that the 
problems described by Dr. Wagner are grossly 
exaggerated. Conventional methods of social 
engineering are sufficient to evoke proper 
attitudes towards D-Class Personnel and SCP 
objects among research personnel 87% of the 
time; only 8% of the remaining personnel (1% 
of all researchers) are likely to allow these 
attitudes to interfere with their work. 


Naturally, this necessitates a change in Project 
Discovery's research priorities. Widespread 
distribution of SCP-3021 and Signifiers Alpha 
and Beta is, inarguably, grossly inefficient. 
While a full action plan is pending, it is likely 
that SCP-3021 will only be applied to at-risk 
personnel identified via dedicated 
psychological screening. 


Dr. Wagner will be responsible for winding 
down most Project Discovery activity in his 
remaining week, by which time a 
comprehensive plan for use of the project's 
assets will be prepared. Please direct any 
questions to him. 


SCP-3022: Hooked on a Feeling 


Item #: SCP-3022 
Object Class: Thaumiel 


Special Containment Procedures: Every instance of VIP-576 must 
keep one copy of SCP-3022 on their person at all times. All 
instances of VIP-576 are to remain at Site-19 at all times. 


Redundant copies of SCP-3022 are kept in Storage Lockers 813-A, 
-B, and -C. Any individual in possession of such an item must be 
detained, and if possible, their baseline-universe Foundation must 
be contacted in order to establish a plan of action. 


Monomyth Protocol: All restrooms at Site-19 possess hooks affixed 
to the interior of each stall via electromagnet. In the event of Type 
5+ Containment Breach at Site-19, or a K-Class event of any kind, 
these electromagnets should be automatically deactivated, and 
VIP-576 should be instructed to activate SCP-3022 as soon as 
possible. All alternate universe Foundations with which the baseline 
Foundation is in contact must also follow this protocol, whether or 
not they possess a copy of VIP-576. 


Description: SCP-3022 is an object constructed primarily of steel, 
approximately 13 centimeters in length and weighing 316 grams. 
When held by an unaccompanied human in a stall in a public 
restroom which possesses no hook suitable for hanging a coat or 
similar object, SCP-3022 will transport the holder to an alternate 
universe in which the stall possesses such a hook and is 
unoccupied. 


In most cases, the difference between the origin universe and the 
destination universe is minimal (<14°). Timeline divergence 
generally occurs no earlier than the construction of the venue in 
question, and follows the Least Differences Principle. 


A universe's tendency to receive instances of SCP-3022 is likely a 
function of how deliberate the decision to install hooks in a particular 
facility was — those in which the decision was made in accordance 
with established design principles have few similar universes in 
which hooks were not installed. The baseline Foundation has 
acquired instances of SCP-3022 from individuals traveling from 
alternate universes. 


The principles of SCP-3022's operation, as well as its origin, are 
unknown. It was originally recovered from the possession of - 

, a Civilian who appeared inside SCP-984 on 2016-08-08. He 
was attacked by a rabid grizzly bear while inside SCP-984, and 
escaped with fatal injuries. Prior to Mr. 's death, it was 
established that SCP-984 displayed no anomalous properties in his 
baseline universe, and that he had received SCP-3022 from an 
unspecified friend. Investigation of the baseline-native Mr. has 
found no involvement with anomalous activity and failed to locate 
any instance of SCP-3022. 


Addendum: SCP-3022 is the only portable item in the Foundation's 
possession that enables substantial cross-universe transportation. 
By order of the O5 Council, SCP-3022 has been allotted to VIP-576 
to use as a last-resort measure to avoid death and/or fundamental 
reality alteration. Cross-universe coordination under the Monomyth 
Protocol has ensured that, when activated, SCP-3022 will transport 
VIP-576 to a universe in which no major containment breach or K- 
Class event is occurring. 


Currently, VIP-576 is the only Foundation-controlled VIP that is likely 
to remain relevant in the aftermath of a K-Class Scenario, and as 
such, the Monomyth Protocol has not been expanded to include 
other VIPs. 


SCP-3023: And then it decided to be an angry spider 


Item #: SCP-3023 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Phone calls and internet traffic 
in SCP-3023's active region are to be monitored closely for mention 
of events correlated to SCP-3023 activity. Should SCP-3023 activity 
be confirmed, Mobile Task Force Alpha-21, "Julia's Angels", must 
immediately be dispatched to the location. 


MTF Alpha-21 is tasked with locating the active SCP-3023-A 
instance, determining the appropriate method of decommissioning 
the object, and performing the decommissioning. As the safest 
method of eliminating an instance of SCP-3023-A is typically via 
explosive device, appropriate cover stories should be prepared in 
advance for any damage and fatalities incurred this way. MTF 
Alpha-21 liaises with the German Air Force to provide support in the 
event that conventional tactics prove insufficient. 


SCP-3023-B is kept in a reinforced humanoid containment unit at 
Site-06-2. It must be monitored at all times for signs of anomalous 
activity. All surveillance footage in SCP-3023's active range must be 
monitored for activity matching SCP-3023-B's observed anomalous 
properties. 


Description: SCP-3023 is a phenomenon in which an object will 
abruptly develop an arachnoid form and gain motility in the presence 
of humans. SCP-3023 has thus far occurred exclusively in a well- 
defined region of central Germany (see map). This occurs on an 
irregular basis, with an average of two months between 
occurrences. Objects affected by SCP-3023 are collectively 
designated SCP-3023-A. 


SCP-3023-A will behave erratically, generally moving around their 
vicinity at random and using their legs and pincers to attack anything 


species nor any of its family. Adult SCP-366 specimens resemble 
the larvae of Tenebrio molitor though they are significantly larger 
(9.3 cm - 14.8 cm). Again, this resemblance is superficial only.