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Aftokrator 05 Jul 2021 05:17

If you thought that the theme for this article was the galaxy brain meme, congratulations! You got it!

If you didn't, that's OK, but you might wanna check yourself for gamma radiation emission *wink wink*

So, here's my entry for memecon, specific theme being the galaxy brain meme, although this still works if you interpret it as the big brain or expanding brain meme. Mmm. Brains.

Special thanks to bigslothonmyface, Veralta, DodoDevil, rattles, Ecronak, slashannemoo and psychicProgrammer!

Gevurah is not a disruption class

Vaalxeny 05 Jul 2021 19:15

Sorry for sound like a big boring purist but GEVURAH is a containment class, not a disruption class and that may cause some inconsistencies ^^ '

but +1 anyway

Re: Gevurah is not a disruption class

Aftokrator 06 Jul 2021 01:14

According to the custom ACS template page Gevurah is indeed a disruption class? It can be argued that a Gevurah disruption class makes sense since the anomaly does disproportionately disrupt the Foundation, but I will probably change it to something more conventional if it's too avant-garde.

Re: Gevurah is not a disruption class

Vaalxeny 06 Jul 2021 10:12

actually on this page Gevurah is an SCP object class already used by other anomalies, use it as disruption class can lead to inconsistencies and make ACS much more complicated than it already is. It is also the same for the class simpatico, yggdrasil, anatta and hera.

afterwards you may be right to put it in disruption but it is above all for consistency and simplicity.

Machen2 06 Jul 2021 04:21

Hey, good memecon entry. Might be my favorite so far.

+1

Maxyfran73 06 Jul 2021 23:18

Aight, I like what this article is going for. I really like the idea of this 'sickness' that only happens because of specific circumstances that are pretty much unique to the Foundation. It's neat. Also liked the researcher's notes.

A good article overall. Def an upvote.

brain go spin

totallynotenby 10 Jul 2021 22:09

This was funny and big brain, (haha) good job. I'd say that you could probably revise the researchers notes to make them more relevant/readable. I liked the skip nonetheless tho. +1
_-temmy

DrArmstrong 11 Jul 2021 18:06

Really great, Dr. Andy Kaufman gave me a good chuckle.

Meme aside, the concept of the Foundation literally dumbing down their most brilliant staff via drugs in order to keep their heads from exploding due to high workload is as funny as it is dystopian.

+1

Thopter 13 Jul 2021 21:53

What an interesting interpretation of the galaxy brain template. The containment procedures are also fascinating, despite their simplicity - the antinootropic strategy reminds me of riding the brakes on a car going downhill to prevent runaway acceleration. This is nicely done!

(Side note - I'm amazed by how many memecon entries I open thinking "oh god this is going to be horrible isn't it" only to see, hey, sweet, this is pretty good!)

Blue Decay 06 Oct 2021 18:18

Very creative and was genuinely scary even if it is a meme +1

OblivionHeart 12 Oct 2021 15:40

jimmy neutron disease

andromedaz 20 Oct 2021 15:49

Added the wikiwalk at the bottom of the page yesterday.

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where we landing? not tilted! ッ

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