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I was thinking to myself "shit how the hell do you keep this secret from Clef?" and then I read the last part.
You know, I always thought you couldn't write the Foundation with powerful technology, but you found a way.
What does the image even shows about SCP-2000? What does SCP-2000 even looked like? I don't get what "Foundation Installation" means. Is it a building? Is it a structure? Is it a technological machine that is built immobile? Need the description to describe SCP-2000 more specific and clearly on its appearance.
A DOCTOR BUT WITHOUT THE DEGREE OR A DOCTORATE (autistic screeeech)
The image is just a cognitohazard to kill anyone who's not authorised to read the file. As for what it is itself:
Description: SCP-2000 is a subterranean Foundation installation
So, an underground complex.
An installation is like a compound or a campus. Its a combination of numerous structures and facilites needed to do whatever the installation needs to do.
(account deleted)I don't know if this is correct or not, but shouldn't "cognitohazard" really be "memetic kill agent"?
A memetic kill agent is really a type of cognitohazard, since you need to perceive it for it to harm you.
It's just a cognitohazard, since it scans for consciousness and also mentions revival and amnestic administration.
Uh, you’re replying to a comment made 4 years ago.
I love this. I love how big and ambitious and far-reaching and scary it is. And it's expertly written (great technobabble). +1'd
The following prediction made by llama66613 at 12:44 AM on November 22, 2013:
This one's gunna win.
Seriously, all of the effort and length put into this doesn't add to the base concept, but it makes it so real. It's epic. And I love epic.
Edit: What the fuck did I tell you. High five, past self.
I just love everything about this and it's all perfect.
And the shout-out to SCP-1422 does have my blessing.
if your reading this your gay
Thank you for that, by the way. Once I thought of it, there was just no other alternative.
You know, I actually am not sure I understand the connection SCP-1422, even though it's clear they're related. Does someone have an explanation?
This object is in Yellowstone National Park.
For some reason, up until very recently, no Foundation Employee had any knowledge about Yellowstone National Park.
This object is a secret the Foundation keeps from itself.
Think about it.
I get that. But what broke the illusion? How did everyone end up finding out about Yellowstone?
Presumably, the Foundation's countermeasures were not robust to cross-reality information contamination.
if your reading this your gay
I am not sure what action I should take in regards to this SCP. I feel it should not be SCP-2000, but rather that it should be expanded to include a few more aspects of the SCP Foundation and instead be made into an SCP-001 proposal. I am not sure if this is grounds for a certain vote, or if it is what type of vote. I will consider this SCP in more depth, and update this comment at a later time.*
*See comment on page 4.
I agree with this: I actually just remembered that this was for the 2000 spot, not an 001. This definitely has that sort of vibe to it, with its merciless technobabble and sense of all-importantness.
Edit: AND IVE CHANGED MY MIND AGAIN. I'll upvote it for how amazing it is…
I agree. The essence of this SCP is way too relevant to the Foundation history and because it messes with time I think it was built by a extra-dimensional Foundation team to prevent the extinction of the humanity in this dimension (I feel it that way).
You should work a little bit more on this one and submit it as an SCP-001 proposal, actually.
Yes, this is that good.
The way I see it.
Thousands of years ago, foundation created it. Remember, the article states that the technology can be reproduced.
Everytime, an end of the world scenario occurs, the foundation simply "resets" things. Our memories are implanted / modified as required when we are produced. However, no process is 100 percent accurate and may be we lost some of the information and/or technological advances that the 1st iteration of the foundation had.
This is why we are not able to debug the database in its entirety and some technical aspects of this device seem like "lost technology".
Agreed. I certainly like this as much or more than a lot of the SCP-001 proposals.
Damnit, you got me when I saw my username included. Very good article, otherwise. +1
Lots of technobabble being pounded into my brain with a well set up "timeline/operating procedure" to boot. I wish I could +1 this for all the times this made me confused
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