I asked you to write about the statue, and you wrote about Foundation 173?

Comment area of ​​the live broadcast room.

"Wow, you are writing SCP-001 proposals again. Are you really addicted to writing?"

"Maybe."

"By the way, what do you think of the SCP-001 Broken God incident that someone wrote yesterday?"

"How else can you read it? Sit and read it!"

"This is really well written, and it is accompanied by videos and audio recordings."

"Haha, I'm just waiting for contestant No. 100 to quote this."

"I don't think it's likely. This is very complicated and not suitable as a background."

"Oh, it's another classic uncontainable, but this may lead to the destruction of the entire universe, which is a bit innovative."

"Blocking information from anyone... Another Crimson King type?"

"But it still feels a bit crazy, right? Even if it's an information hazard or a meme, it shouldn't be so strictly blocked, right?"

"I think it must be something very important. Anyone below level 2 in the SCP Foundation will be executed on the spot if they see it..."

"It's also very scary to receive A-level amnestics!"

"It's good enough that you don't get shot. What else do you expect?"

"By the way, is there a possibility of an accident with amnestics?"

"In the SCP Foundation's world view, this thing has become a system, so it should be unlikely, or the probability is extremely small."

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[Description: [DATA EXPUNGED]]

[Appendix: Containment Log]

[Event: The file appeared on the Internet at [REDACTED]. ]

[The server has been confiscated, and the author of the article has been tracked down at [REDACTED]. The explosion caused was disguised as a gas leak. ]

[No further spread of the file has been monitored. ]

[Incident: [A film script from Data Deleted Pictures contains potentially compromising information. ]

[A sleeper agent successfully replaces the original script with a rewritten one that does not contain [REDACTED]. ]

[Later, the film Hacker, based on the replaced script, is released, grossing $27 million on its opening night. ]

[Incident: ?Bestselling author . provides [REDACTED] with an outline for a novel featuring [REDACTED]. ]

[An assassination attempt on the author fails, resulting in a high-profile hospitalization of the target. ]

[O5 authorization authorizes the use of Class-A amnestics to prevent further attention that may arise. ]

[The outline is retrieved and destroyed. 】

[[DATA EXPUNGED]

[[DATA EXPUNGED]

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Comment area of ​​the live broadcast room,

"You are learning SCP-579, right?'!"

"This is even more cruel. The one mentioned above at least left some information. This one is directly described to you and the data is deleted."

"So the supernatural nature of this important information is that it will randomly appear in the outside world?"

"Then this special containmentThe measures can still be explained. ”

“This movie… should be the one about the protagonist escaping from the computer world, right?”

“I checked it out, the box office matches, so it should be.”

“Then the second novel writer, is there any reasoning master who can take a look at who this refers to?”

“Well, let me think… the one who was hospitalized in a high profile… should be that Stephen, right?” (To read the violent novels, go to Faloo Novel Network!)

“I used big data to check it out, and there are 47 people who meet this condition, but he is the only one whose name format matches this black bar.”

“Why are there so many Internet masters in the comment section?”

“You don’t even look at the number of online viewers?”

“So what exactly is this proposal about? It’s still a mystery now…”

“We can only wait for contestant No. 100 to continue to advance the plot.” ”[]

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The comment area of ​​the live broadcast room is still in a confused state, and Yang Feng is still writing.

[Ask yourself, do you want to know?]

[If the answer is no, then don't read on.]

[Now report to your superiors, show your grief and claim that you only read a small paragraph, you can probably save your life after receiving A memory deletion.]

[Of course, the above premise is if O5 happens not to be so suspicious.]

[So you want to know what SCP-001 is? ]

[The answer is the ultimate reason why we deal with paranormal things every day. ]

[SCP-001 is why we have to deal with life-destroying crawlers, ever-expanding rooms, extra-dimensional pools of red goo, and consumer products that violate the laws of normal physics. ]

[Of course, SCP objects are dangerous, deadly, crazy, and have no rules and contradictions. ]

[Most researchers can't come up with a logical or ]

[They were wrong. ]

[There's more than one reason why cross-testing between SCP objects is not allowed, but the main reason is that the O5s don't want anyone to study too much related information. ]

[This is all because of what the SCP Foundation discovered when they were developing a grand unified theory of SCP objects. ]

[But most of that research was lost, Site-001-Alpha was dismantled, erased from the archives, and the staff was brainwashed and transferred. ]

[No one was left except me, which makes me praise my habit of backing up my personal information, but it's mainly because the O5s panicked and didn't check. ]

[And I understand everything. ]

[Note to the O5s: Don't bother looking for me, you can't find me anyway, blame you for being so thorough that you even deleted your own memories! ]

[I participated in the first and only attempt to merge the data of all SCP objectsTry. ]

[My job is to ensure data integrity, and no matter how outrageous you think this is, it's actually much worse. ]

[Forget about the memetic SCP objects, or the mess that modifies its own description. ]

[For those working in the SCP Foundation cyberspace, that's just standard operating procedure, it's just a matter of quantity. ]

[What's really scary is the completely unexplained and unpredictable changes in the data. ]

[And I have to say, when reality changes to match the data, it's not virtual at all. ]

[I don't know much about the internals of the software used, but I know that some of it operates outside of what we think of as the "real world". ]

[Initially everyone thought the results of the trace were just some kind of bug. ]

[But later it became clear that the nature of the software, its intentional isolation from the SCP objects that affect the narrative, allowed it to record far more important things. 】

[That's something that even those O5s can't see...]

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