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I know the SCP Foundation, normally they take real pictures and add some scary subliminal backstory to it. So maybe it could still be real. It looks like some Museum Stuff to me.
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the image shows an interior part of "SCP-001", sigh!...
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it reads
"The SCP Foundation is a fictional secret organization documented by the collaborative-writing wiki project of the same name."
to be deleted... thanks!
(even if the image is "nice")
oh, this is bullsh!t
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it reads:
" Keter Duty is a fantastic SCP-001 proposal not because of what it says, but what it doesn't say. The anomaly is extremely plain of a surface level - a facility with Keters that contain each other - but on top of that is a rich mystery implying some very deep truths about the nature of the universe and the origin of the anomalous. That subtlety makes the proposal quite hard to unravel.
The first thing to notice is the object class of Thaumiel. Roget's Proposal was one of the first - if not the first - to use Thaumiel as an object class. Thaumiel, at least in religious context, denotes what is essentially an anti-Keter - a shadow of Keter - and thus something harnessed by the Foundation to contain anomalies. So what does this, the proto-Thaumiel, represent? Answering this question is a really important clue to understanding the b
Normally i wouldn't approve this kind of pictures, but it looks kind of spacey and i'm curious where this could be - if its rewarding to know or not - this could be a little challenge. :)
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