So to recap the story so far: 1) SCP-6820 ("TERMINATION ATTEMPT"): The Foundation comes up with their boldest plan yet to kill SCP-682. It goes very badly. 2) SCP-6747 ("CHAOS THEORY"): The Foundation attempts to resurrect a dead employee with the power of metafiction. It goes very badly. 3) SCP-6659 ("METAGNOSTIC"): The Foundation creates a weapon capable of killing gods. This one actually goes quite well, up until it doesn't. 4) SCP-6488 ("EIGHTH COMMANDMENT"): The Foundation tries to solve the problem of rogue AIs once and for all. It goes _profoundly_ badly. Intermission) SCP-6183 ("B L A C K B O X"): The Foundation learns how to delete stuff from the wiki. It goes somewhat badly. 5) SCP-7243 ("EXISTENTIAL ABATEMENT"): The Foundation creates a system that retroactively prevents them from having a waste management crisis. It goes very badly, and also the world's most messed up enemies-to-lovers arc happens. In all seriousness, though, I absolutely love the Admonition series, and this feels like a fantastic culmination of the story arc so far. Can't wait to see what happens in the second half of the series!
The first 5 episodes also each has an associated cosmological anomalies, as shown in Ep 5. These cosmological anomalous also have names, and they are as follows: SCP-6820 - TERMINATION SCP-6747 - CONTRIVANCE SCP-6659 - TRANSCENDENCE SCP-6488 - DECEIT SCP-7243 - STAGNATION
When linguistic kaijus arise, linguistic mechs are only reasonable. Somehow they made the War on All Fronts even more intangible, despite it originally being words are a website.
Amelia: Says that they can change their past & save Phil. Also Amelia: Discovered that Phil’s death was the “fixed point in time” that allowed her & Site 43 to return to consensus reality. Poor thing, there was no way she could win, no matter how much she wanted to deny it. :,(
I'm pretty excited for this arc and also the conclusions to PARAGON and REDTAPE. I usually get the drop and read them first but my son turns two this month and work is super crazy.
This Foundation makes me want more stories set in Avalon’s universe; I bet the Compendium has some awesome way of dealing with waste without causing multiple retroactive ZK class timeline shifting or ending events. 😂
@@ENCHANTMEN_ What do you mean? The whole point of the Avalon universe is that it's a universe where the foundation stepped in to end pretty much all war and suffering on their Earth.
Come on down to the 4th dimension gentlemen’s club! We have the multiverse’s best mobius strippers, theyll strip so far down that their clothes will reappear on their bodies! You dont wanna miss this!
Those two vitriolics ending up tying the knot, all of Japan possibly getting isekai'd, illegal garbage disposal to alternate universes instead of nations, Deering revealed to be a canon event personified and thus implyingly becoming another SCP, and another phase of events coming into play in the "end" of this? *Yes, everything surely and sorely is coming to order.*
Multiverse in other stories: Witness the glorious endless stream of infinite possibilities. Every chance wasted, every road not taken, every alternate bit of history, all of it to explore in an endless adventure. Multiverse in SCP Foundation: We dump our trash here.
Dude this. I binge horror narrators. I’m picky on voice and cadence. I love the volgun, and I found this guy in the recommendations from that channel. And I realized he goes more in depth. So like all others. I go to the all videos (scp for this channel) sort it from oldest to newest and just listen to everything. I’ve spent a lot of the last year listening to this man’s work. It’s amazing. And here I am. A few months ago is when this was uploaded. I have 8 videos after this one until I am fully caught up on every scp video this man has ever made. And honestly that makes me so sad. I don’t want to have to wait for more. But I have no self control so on we go. 😊
The best explanation for why this universe's anomaly population suddenly skyrocketed is one or more alternate Foundations already thought of doing this. It's also a neat idea for a tabletop RPG. Imagine if the premise of your next D&D game was that the gods just sent everything they didn't want to this plane of existence. Monsters are heaven's former rodent problem, enchanted items are broken toys, even magic itself turns out to be wastewater flushed from celestial toilets. It also implies interesting things about the PCs. Remember how the Aesir threw baby Jormungand in the ocean because they didn't want him, and paid for their cruelty when he came back as a kaiju.
If you dump trash in parallel timelines with a foundation then that means that those foundation timelines will also end up dumping waste into your own timeline
This universe seems to be unique in its multiverse. Such a thing should be impossible, but this is the SCP wiki, so… Edit: Also, if what you’re suggesting were true, every universe would have an infinite amount of trash entering it at once.
plot twist all SCPs are actually just waste from the neighbouring SCP foundation, and each and every SCP foundation always flushes trash into the next universe and they do it too and it is an loop of universes 🧶💀💀💀🗿🗿🗿
This is actually the idea behind a couple of different SCPs, of which I don't remember their numbers but I remember one of them having to do with a man made of antimatter.
@@oksure9261 Not very in the know of this sort of thing, but for me my current thoughts are just that most universes are part of the Multi-Foundation Coalition Pact and as seen in this article, if you misuse your power, they basically just destroy your access to their "plane" of Foundations, leaving you basically on your own. If you're familiar with a SCP-6820 at the beginning of this series *(ADMONITION),* apparently the timeline there and here is one and the same, and basically Goldbaker-Reinz and their associates (the SCP Foundation's insurance provider, who apparently unlike actual insurance providers will not actually cheap you out) from the multiverse had to basically reconstitute and fix the entire timeline, at great expense. Their contract with the SCP Foundation and legalese is designated SCP-6987, if you'd want to know more about that, but it includes coverage from basically every variant of the SCP universe which contains a Goldbaker-Reinz instance. They basically got evicted for this whole deal, and especially since ADMONITION-SCP is basically ran rampant by a bunch of people with a superiority complex, they basically saw all this shit and said, "thank you but we ain't paying for all the shit y'all cooking over there, and an obligatory note of please exercise caution when you are nuking the multiverse."
Classic Foundation: "SECURE. CONTAIN. PROTECT. No bullspit, no playing, our way or the highway. Foundation Now: "We do what we must, because we can! For the good of all of us, except the ones who are dead! But there's no sense crying over every mistake, we just keep on trying 'till we run out of cake!" Classic SCP Writers: "Look I made a neat creepy thing!" Current SCP Writers: "I'm gonna write a story to show that I'm very smart and know big words!"
Classic Foundation did a ton of bullshit. What are you yapping about? If they weren't murdering a bunch of D-Class in stupid experiments, they were actively allowing horrible things to happen, or making things worse. ADMONITION's Foundation is totalitarian and hubristic by design. Site-17 Deepwell (Which ADMONITION is a spin-off of) establishes the Foundation as a genuinely menacing force that does not care about individual lives, and seeks to establish global ignorance. Classic Foundation, by contast, often feels like a bunch of bumbling idiots despite allegedly being a scientific institution.
I’m pretty sure there’s bound to be tons of technobabble when trying to write about machines that KICK TRASH OUT OF REALITY BEFORE IT CAN COME INTO PHYSICALITY lmao. Scps are usually written with physics in mind, so there’s obviously gonna be a lot of terms to be used in its writing to describe such fantastical machines.
> Variation in cross-dimensional orbital mechanics results in the deposit of theovlavic material into the core of Sol. Correlation with subsequent solar alterations cannot be confirmed, due to the cessation of diplomatic relations with this iteration due to irreconcilable transhumanistic change. So, that's a nod to When Day Breaks, right? Surely just an easter egg, but it's suggesting that the When Day Breaks events are a part of this situation, isn't it?
Thank you soo much, I really love these long form videos, I listen to them every night when I fall asleep and your voice means the world to me. Happy 2024 friend ❤🎉
I was curious if you might consider adding something to let people know which episodes are the finales of these multi part entries. I personally like to wait for the entire article to be out before I watch them, but it can sometimes be hard to tell when that is. It took me about a month before I was comfortable watching mamjul and korar, because I wasn't certain it was over. I understand that you might not want to put it in the tile to keep the tile more streamlined, and for various other reasons, but I was hoping you might consider saying in the description of the video if this is the last video for this entry.
I second that! I also rather enjoy having access to the full Story instead of having each Story divided into Parts where I have to wait a whole week before the next one. I also tend to wait until all the Parts have been released before watching them, as I prefer to fully immerse myself in a Story and I find that longer narratives, especially those that are heavily detailed, aren't as enjoyable when interrupted and consumed one bite at a time; lots of elements can be forgotten this way if not fresh in memory (it also has to do with how well it's written, since texts that are unnecessarily bloated and contrived by excessive technobabble also become harder to follow & remember). It would be so simple to simply add /x, such as Part 3/5 in the Title to tell us where we're situated in the Story progress-wise. Or if it is still unknown how many Parts in total there will be at the time of posting the Video, at least indicating in the Description, as you said, if it's the Final Part or not, as well as saying it at the very beginning of the Video. It's not asking much, and it would be greatly beneficial for the Channel, on top of very appreciated by the Viewers.
Did he not say it was three parts in the first one? Although I guess that's in the video and not the title. He did say in the post announcing it, but again not the title. I guess an "of three" isn't so much to ask.
The Admonition series is probably my favorite out of the SCP canon as it can mess around with a lot of really cool concepts and character arcs while still firmly being placed within the SCP universe. Each SCP is something that you could feasibly see an all-encompassing omega organization like the Foundation dealing with as they try to handle containing all the anomalies in their respective universes. I'd much rather have technobabble that makes sense after you really focus on the words than, like, Demon Ogier where it's pages upon pages describing fairy nightmare sasquatches that use blood magic to make like 7 anomalies that are somehow linked to an ancient civilization's ruin in the most contrived and bloated way possible to the point where you know fullwell it's not even an SCP story anymore.
I think what keeps me involved in SCP stuff to this day is the fact that you can get a technical explanation of time-warped, metascientific, pataphysical cognitohazards and literal interpretations of faerie tale blood rituals that put the Satanic Panic to shame and both of them are allowed to mesh together perfectly in the metanarrative of the SCP Foundation. I was into this stuff back before there were 1000 articles, I miss the days where it was just simple creepypasta style wiki articles with a style guide format. However, the reason I'm still _at all_ interested in where this has been taken is because it's almost impossible to find this type of thing anywhere else. Esoteric magic, raw science, and spicy cryptids all packed into a maki sushi roll that is held together with metaphysical nori? The only other place I've seen this eclectically delicious mix is in Perdido Street Station, which is quite possibly one of the best books I've ever read because or how masterfully the author mixed shit that doesn't make sense with shit that shouldn't make sense in a way that makes sense if you squint and tilt your head sideways.
Seems to me Operation Last Straw was this article, with it being the last straw and getting the Foundation kicked out of the club, as you said. Great vid about a great article thanks!
The one thing that kept going through my mind during this story was: Doesn't The Foundation have access to a literal Nothing in Russia they could dump stuff into so it ceases to exist? Or would that result in severely ticked off Pattern Screamers or maybe SCP + SCP = Whoopsie Daisy?
Love your videos.I got into warhammer a bit recently becauseof your vids. Looking for some good 40k games to play but it's a little intimidating. Also. When we gonna get another cooking with Mang episode? Lol
Have anyone here heard of the Lobotomy Corp series made by Project Moon? A heavily SCP inspired games? Because i feel like current SCP wiki are trying to be a full story based, but completely ignore what made SCP story great, and LobCorp/Library of Ruina/Limbus Company somehow managed to do what people are doing correctly
Of ALL the “screwing the pooch” that occurs in the scp universes. This is the biggest fuck up I’ve experienced yet. You know everyone had to have been like yo. Are you shitting me?!
So dumping anomalous waste in random parallel universe Site-43s created SCP-5243, and Philip E. Deering's mirror monster (appropriately named "Doug") SCP-5056A is either the Admonition canon's Dougall or Philip or an amalgamation of both.
Does anyone else miss SCPs that didn’t require you to have several years worth of background in the community to understand and enjoy? Like I’m sure this has an audience and it’s not terrible, but I feel like I need to know every other scp in this person’s catalog, have a thesaurus on hand, and know deep lore about inside jokes between community members to have any idea what’s going on here. I like the part of SCP that’s weird monsters and places that we’re trying to understand through science.
Also SCPs have a tendency to go that way because of the culture of originality and innovation in SCP, which means that same type of format you were hoping for will soon be diminished, until it comes back soon when the community gets tired of this subversive and self-inswrt thing as well
@@isamaxwell And I've been checking the new pages feed once or twice a day and have done so for the past 3 years. I see the kind of stuff that gets posted there and for the most part it ain't hyper-meta 10k word long stuff like this., it's more mid-length articles with more basic ideas and smaller, usually self-contained narratives. For every Admon-esque piece there dozens of 7976's, 6179's, 6336's and 7559's. You'd know this if you actually checked the wiki out with any real frequency
@@MarloBranoThank you for saying what I've been wanting to say to every bozo who posts something like this on every long form video TES does. It just makes it blatantly obvious they are a casual fan. Which is totally fine. But being a fan too lazy to actually check out the source material? It's like they want to experience it vicariously with no actual effort given themselves.
So maybe I didn't understand correctly, but I got the impression that operation "last straw" was about kicking out the timeline from the collective. It was the last straw for that, after all. Or did I misunderstand?
I keep trying to tell them not to mess with space/time! So what do they do? They dump anomalous waist strait into it?! Ya sure that Isn’t going to go horribly wrong at all!!! 🙃
The narrative slide of hand in this is brilliant. Every twist is woven through the whole thing to the point the twist this set's up changes the entire story while still in the story. But then the AI one was quite similar in good twists, and anything with placeholder is a trip.
Hold up, this has been bugging me since part 2. How much of this is influenced by the game Control? (Or vice versa? Considering Control is based on SCP idk) Some of it is pretty loose, but some of it is strikingly similar. A character in Control named Darling, a primary character in the events of the game. A character in this story named Dearing, a primary character in the events of the story, if twisted to where he is the Cause of the incident, rather than Darling just being a Lead scientist at the Federal Bureau of Control, who was just researching the things involved with the main incident of the game. Amelia, a janitor, single handedly instated the protocol to return site 43 back to consensus reality. Jesse, who, upon her visit to the FBC, which is located inside the Oldest House, a location outside of consensus reality, in a form of self impost lockdown and stasis to contain the Hiss, meets Ahti, a "janitor", and he assumes she's his new assistant, and sets her on her path to lifting the lockdown, among other things, to stop the Hiss and lift the stasis in the Oldest House.
Something that just keeps bothering me about these and similar articles is how there always has to be human judgement error/feelings in play, because theres no way any of those crazy experiments go wrongin any other way. Its always because someone thinks they have to avenge somebody, too much hubris or just being plain childish .
Yep, the problem is that humans will ALWAYS have these emotional flaws, errors in judgement and such. This is a big reason why they were relying on AI for so many tasks, but that’s gone out the window after Lotus. Ironically, with Deering considering himself and his own desires to be worthless, he was better able to see things logically without his own emotions blinding him too much, by the end of the loop anyway. And the original machine did actually only fail because rogue AIs got into it and screwed things up, until then it was functioning just fine. Lotus was definitely a major mistake, as if the Foundation hadn’t done that, the machine wouldn’t have retroactively started failing in reaction to the shutdown that allowed the rogue AI attack.
ADMONITION is an alternate part of Deepwell a universe where the foundation is(as far as I know and ocrrect me if I'm wrong)corrupt and hubristic and more heavy handed in containment
Yeah. We don't get see & enjoy a lot of Mature, Emotionally Intelligent Characters in Fictional Narratives in the last decade. They've almost gone extinct, and it's sad, but it has very often has to do with the limited Life Experience that a lot of today's Authors have compared to those in the Past, at the same age. Look at J.R.R. Tolkien for example, who participated in a war, travelled, had led a very rich life, was an Academic, a Spouse & a Father, had lived in the countryside: he had a lot of experiences to draw upon, lots of opportunities to learn critical Life Lessons to later share them in his works. I'm not saying that this is the case with this SCP, but it is with a lot of Modern Storytelling.
@@TheCrazyCapMaster yeah this all Tracks. But just from a writing perspective its giving me headaches. The Foundation always is written with a degree of competence and you know, in real life even experiments without time travel or eigenweapon capabilities have an overseeing comittee and idk more than 3 people working on it. Its giving me "suspension of disbelief"-whiplash, as the story keeps telling us about how this thing operates and the numerous failsafes built into with glorious technobabble, but 1 guy can just go into a room and has full control over whats basicslly a doomsday device? Meh
PHD MCD seems sus really, feels like he's the true manstermind behind all the fuckery in respective Admonition universes. Giving faulty formulas for those eigenweapons/machines.
So to recap the story so far:
1) SCP-6820 ("TERMINATION ATTEMPT"): The Foundation comes up with their boldest plan yet to kill SCP-682. It goes very badly.
2) SCP-6747 ("CHAOS THEORY"): The Foundation attempts to resurrect a dead employee with the power of metafiction. It goes very badly.
3) SCP-6659 ("METAGNOSTIC"): The Foundation creates a weapon capable of killing gods. This one actually goes quite well, up until it doesn't.
4) SCP-6488 ("EIGHTH COMMANDMENT"): The Foundation tries to solve the problem of rogue AIs once and for all. It goes _profoundly_ badly.
Intermission) SCP-6183 ("B L A C K B O X"): The Foundation learns how to delete stuff from the wiki. It goes somewhat badly.
5) SCP-7243 ("EXISTENTIAL ABATEMENT"): The Foundation creates a system that retroactively prevents them from having a waste management crisis. It goes very badly, and also the world's most messed up enemies-to-lovers arc happens.
In all seriousness, though, I absolutely love the Admonition series, and this feels like a fantastic culmination of the story arc so far. Can't wait to see what happens in the second half of the series!
The first 5 episodes also each has an associated cosmological anomalies, as shown in Ep 5. These cosmological anomalous also have names, and they are as follows:
SCP-6820 - TERMINATION
SCP-6747 - CONTRIVANCE
SCP-6659 - TRANSCENDENCE
SCP-6488 - DECEIT
SCP-7243 - STAGNATION
This is a very good comment.
Good on you for describing a coherent chain of relevant events. It really highlights the big picture
Hoylshit someone please get the Foundation out the kitchen cuz they clearly ain't cooking.
this CANNOT be the WORST enemies to lovers EVER written
3:07 the implication that this causes When Day Breaks is chilling as hell
At least that explains just _what_ happened to the Sun in that timeline, and why...
When linguistic kaijus arise, linguistic mechs are only reasonable. Somehow they made the War on All Fronts even more intangible, despite it originally being words are a website.
war on all fonts
GET IN THE LINGUOMECH [REDACTED]!
Amelia: Says that they can change their past & save Phil.
Also Amelia: Discovered that Phil’s death was the “fixed point in time” that allowed her & Site 43 to return to consensus reality.
Poor thing, there was no way she could win, no matter how much she wanted to deny it. :,(
“INITIATE PHASE TWO” gave me chills, so excited for what’s to come.
The story will only get better
I'm pretty excited for this arc and also the conclusions to PARAGON and REDTAPE. I usually get the drop and read them first but my son turns two this month and work is super crazy.
This Foundation makes me want more stories set in Avalon’s universe; I bet the Compendium has some awesome way of dealing with waste without causing multiple retroactive ZK class timeline shifting or ending events. 😂
Closest we have is No Return - Vanguard
@@vereinigtestaaten6453thank you, I’ll look it up in the morning!
Avalon's the most evil scp of all
They could prevent billions of deaths but choose not to because of a bunch of smug self righteous reasons
@@ENCHANTMEN_ What do you mean? The whole point of the Avalon universe is that it's a universe where the foundation stepped in to end pretty much all war and suffering on their Earth.
@@saucevc8353 ignore ENCHANTMEN_. He is probably trying to create chaotic debates of politics or something like that
“Möbius Stripper” has the potential to be the best exotic dancer name of all time
Come on down to the 4th dimension gentlemen’s club! We have the multiverse’s best mobius strippers, theyll strip so far down that their clothes will reappear on their bodies! You dont wanna miss this!
Those two vitriolics ending up tying the knot, all of Japan possibly getting isekai'd, illegal garbage disposal to alternate universes instead of nations, Deering revealed to be a canon event personified and thus implyingly becoming another SCP, and another phase of events coming into play in the "end" of this?
*Yes, everything surely and sorely is coming to order.*
recovering from surgery and unable to sleep, bless you for this 🙏🙏🙏
Multiverse in other stories: Witness the glorious endless stream of infinite possibilities. Every chance wasted, every road not taken, every alternate bit of history, all of it to explore in an endless adventure.
Multiverse in SCP Foundation: We dump our trash here.
Which then unironically leads to the "other stories" path, simply because it is.
based
deconstruction
@@ManTheRabbit One way to put things into perspective.
same thing happens irl remember the whole fiasco a few years ago when asian countries stopped taking our "recycling"
I like to call the grammatical and langauge kaiju the anti-thesaurus
This document is so great with all the procedures that can be referenced later on as a framework.
You will never know how much we and myself truly love this series. Your content has given me countless hours of entertainment. Please never stop.
Dude this. I binge horror narrators. I’m picky on voice and cadence. I love the volgun, and I found this guy in the recommendations from that channel. And I realized he goes more in depth. So like all others. I go to the all videos (scp for this channel) sort it from oldest to newest and just listen to everything. I’ve spent a lot of the last year listening to this man’s work. It’s amazing. And here I am. A few months ago is when this was uploaded. I have 8 videos after this one until I am fully caught up on every scp video this man has ever made. And honestly that makes me so sad. I don’t want to have to wait for more. But I have no self control so on we go. 😊
The best explanation for why this universe's anomaly population suddenly skyrocketed is one or more alternate Foundations already thought of doing this.
It's also a neat idea for a tabletop RPG. Imagine if the premise of your next D&D game was that the gods just sent everything they didn't want to this plane of existence. Monsters are heaven's former rodent problem, enchanted items are broken toys, even magic itself turns out to be wastewater flushed from celestial toilets. It also implies interesting things about the PCs. Remember how the Aesir threw baby Jormungand in the ocean because they didn't want him, and paid for their cruelty when he came back as a kaiju.
If you dump trash in parallel timelines with a foundation then that means that those foundation timelines will also end up dumping waste into your own timeline
This universe seems to be unique in its multiverse. Such a thing should be impossible, but this is the SCP wiki, so…
Edit: Also, if what you’re suggesting were true, every universe would have an infinite amount of trash entering it at once.
plot twist all SCPs are actually just waste from the neighbouring SCP foundation, and each and every SCP foundation always flushes trash into the next universe and they do it too and it is an loop of universes 🧶💀💀💀🗿🗿🗿
@@gabrielgolzarthat’s one of 682 termination attempts I think
This is actually the idea behind a couple of different SCPs, of which I don't remember their numbers but I remember one of them having to do with a man made of antimatter.
@@oksure9261 Not very in the know of this sort of thing, but for me my current thoughts are just that most universes are part of the Multi-Foundation Coalition Pact and as seen in this article, if you misuse your power, they basically just destroy your access to their "plane" of Foundations, leaving you basically on your own.
If you're familiar with a SCP-6820 at the beginning of this series *(ADMONITION),* apparently the timeline there and here is one and the same, and basically Goldbaker-Reinz and their associates (the SCP Foundation's insurance provider, who apparently unlike actual insurance providers will not actually cheap you out) from the multiverse had to basically reconstitute and fix the entire timeline, at great expense.
Their contract with the SCP Foundation and legalese is designated SCP-6987, if you'd want to know more about that, but it includes coverage from basically every variant of the SCP universe which contains a Goldbaker-Reinz instance.
They basically got evicted for this whole deal, and especially since ADMONITION-SCP is basically ran rampant by a bunch of people with a superiority complex, they basically saw all this shit and said, "thank you but we ain't paying for all the shit y'all cooking over there, and an obligatory note of please exercise caution when you are nuking the multiverse."
Classic Foundation: "SECURE. CONTAIN. PROTECT. No bullspit, no playing, our way or the highway.
Foundation Now: "We do what we must, because we can! For the good of all of us, except the ones who are dead! But there's no sense crying over every mistake, we just keep on trying 'till we run out of cake!"
Classic SCP Writers: "Look I made a neat creepy thing!"
Current SCP Writers: "I'm gonna write a story to show that I'm very smart and know big words!"
We shall not take Placeholder slander in this house.
Classic Foundation did a ton of bullshit. What are you yapping about? If they weren't murdering a bunch of D-Class in stupid experiments, they were actively allowing horrible things to happen, or making things worse.
ADMONITION's Foundation is totalitarian and hubristic by design. Site-17 Deepwell (Which ADMONITION is a spin-off of) establishes the Foundation as a genuinely menacing force that does not care about individual lives, and seeks to establish global ignorance. Classic Foundation, by contast, often feels like a bunch of bumbling idiots despite allegedly being a scientific institution.
I’m pretty sure there’s bound to be tons of technobabble when trying to write about machines that KICK TRASH OUT OF REALITY BEFORE IT CAN COME INTO PHYSICALITY lmao. Scps are usually written with physics in mind, so there’s obviously gonna be a lot of terms to be used in its writing to describe such fantastical machines.
> Variation in cross-dimensional orbital mechanics results in the deposit of theovlavic material into the core of Sol. Correlation with subsequent solar alterations cannot be confirmed, due to the cessation of diplomatic relations with this iteration due to irreconcilable transhumanistic change.
So, that's a nod to When Day Breaks, right? Surely just an easter egg, but it's suggesting that the When Day Breaks events are a part of this situation, isn't it?
New Year, new SCP !
Thanks !
I love going to sleep to your videos. Thanks for coming in clutch tonight
thanks for the great read as always! are there any more lord Blackwood stories you can do? Happy New Year 🎉🎊
I gotta rewatch this one. I always love the concept art (especially the control type future/70s mix)
There’s so much technobabble in this story that it gets to the point where it’s borderline incomprehensible.
Do you even SCP bro?
Maybe for you 😉
mfw i understood all the technobabble
What are you talking about? Its in plain speech? 😂
Nah
Great job doing this exactly on new years
Never been able to figure out if SCP-7243 is the cause of SCP-5243 (The Breach that Keeps On Breaching) in the mainline universes or not. sm
Happy new years exploring series, here's to another year of me listening to you
Thanks for doing this!
This must be an amazing undertaking!
Thank you soo much, I really love these long form videos, I listen to them every night when I fall asleep and your voice means the world to me. Happy 2024 friend ❤🎉
3:15 001 When The Day Breaks?
yes in the article it's written as wdb.
"irreconcilable transhumanistic change"
Oh shit, I think you're right...
I was curious if you might consider adding something to let people know which episodes are the finales of these multi part entries. I personally like to wait for the entire article to be out before I watch them, but it can sometimes be hard to tell when that is. It took me about a month before I was comfortable watching mamjul and korar, because I wasn't certain it was over. I understand that you might not want to put it in the tile to keep the tile more streamlined, and for various other reasons, but I was hoping you might consider saying in the description of the video if this is the last video for this entry.
I second that!
I also rather enjoy having access to the full Story instead of having each Story divided into Parts where I have to wait a whole week before the next one. I also tend to wait until all the Parts have been released before watching them, as I prefer to fully immerse myself in a Story and I find that longer narratives, especially those that are heavily detailed, aren't as enjoyable when interrupted and consumed one bite at a time; lots of elements can be forgotten this way if not fresh in memory (it also has to do with how well it's written, since texts that are unnecessarily bloated and contrived by excessive technobabble also become harder to follow & remember).
It would be so simple to simply add /x, such as Part 3/5 in the Title to tell us where we're situated in the Story progress-wise. Or if it is still unknown how many Parts in total there will be at the time of posting the Video, at least indicating in the Description, as you said, if it's the Final Part or not, as well as saying it at the very beginning of the Video.
It's not asking much, and it would be greatly beneficial for the Channel, on top of very appreciated by the Viewers.
Did he not say it was three parts in the first one? Although I guess that's in the video and not the title. He did say in the post announcing it, but again not the title. I guess an "of three" isn't so much to ask.
looking forward to another great year
thank you for a huge year of content! enjoy your break!
Happy new year exploring series, hope 2024 is good for you bro
The Admonition series is probably my favorite out of the SCP canon as it can mess around with a lot of really cool concepts and character arcs while still firmly being placed within the SCP universe. Each SCP is something that you could feasibly see an all-encompassing omega organization like the Foundation dealing with as they try to handle containing all the anomalies in their respective universes. I'd much rather have technobabble that makes sense after you really focus on the words than, like, Demon Ogier where it's pages upon pages describing fairy nightmare sasquatches that use blood magic to make like 7 anomalies that are somehow linked to an ancient civilization's ruin in the most contrived and bloated way possible to the point where you know fullwell it's not even an SCP story anymore.
I think what keeps me involved in SCP stuff to this day is the fact that you can get a technical explanation of time-warped, metascientific, pataphysical cognitohazards and literal interpretations of faerie tale blood rituals that put the Satanic Panic to shame and both of them are allowed to mesh together perfectly in the metanarrative of the SCP Foundation.
I was into this stuff back before there were 1000 articles, I miss the days where it was just simple creepypasta style wiki articles with a style guide format. However, the reason I'm still _at all_ interested in where this has been taken is because it's almost impossible to find this type of thing anywhere else. Esoteric magic, raw science, and spicy cryptids all packed into a maki sushi roll that is held together with metaphysical nori? The only other place I've seen this eclectically delicious mix is in Perdido Street Station, which is quite possibly one of the best books I've ever read because or how masterfully the author mixed shit that doesn't make sense with shit that shouldn't make sense in a way that makes sense if you squint and tilt your head sideways.
Seems to me Operation Last Straw was this article, with it being the last straw and getting the Foundation kicked out of the club, as you said.
Great vid about a great article thanks!
The one thing that kept going through my mind during this story was: Doesn't The Foundation have access to a literal Nothing in Russia they could dump stuff into so it ceases to exist?
Or would that result in severely ticked off Pattern Screamers or maybe SCP + SCP = Whoopsie Daisy?
Amazing narration! Thanks for what you’re doing, man
Clearly I feel asleep during the last one as I wasn't expecting a Part 3. Need to listen to it again now.
Who could have guessed that spitting endless vitriol and bile at someone could come back to bite you in the ass? Obviously not Amelia!
I like that how this intricate paradoxical tale was born from someone thinking,
“Hmmm… What about the poop, man?”
🤘🧐
You covering when day break would be so amazing
i like your long words smooth talking man
amazing video as always!
like genueinly i would listen to you read a physics book., i dont need to know... just to listen
Man is on the grind Even on NEW years Eve XD
*HAPPY NEW YEAR!!*
*OH BOY! IT’S 3AM!!**
Happy New year.
Thanks for your hard work.
Happy new years folks! Time for Me to dig into some video games
I love listening to this stuff
Definitely a top five most watched video for me. The amount of times I’ve fallen asleep 😭
I keep falling asleep on part 2 (( your voice is asmr for my sleep. I love your content I just fall asleep to horror and Sci fi easily. Don't judge me
And now we welcome the first video(by the time this video shows up) of 2024.
Have a great 2024 everybody!
Can't wait for the next chapter of this series
Everyone: How could site 13 be so short sighted and destructive?
SCP 7243: hold my beer
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Happy New Year Exploring Series! Another banger, as always!
Based Mangg, blessing us on New Year's.
shit explodes so hard it causes when day breaks in another reality 3:06
Not sure what's more shocking
Amelia and Dougal Or "initiate phase 2"
Happy 🎊🎉New Year.
May your efforts bear tremendous fruits for the coming years and your health is that of a bull.
Thank you.
Love your videos.I got into warhammer a bit recently becauseof your vids. Looking for some good 40k games to play but it's a little intimidating. Also. When we gonna get another cooking with Mang episode? Lol
I loved Dawn of War 2 back in the day, and I hear Boltgun is really fun. Heard good things about Rogue Trader.
They uhhh should have more multiversal safeties… if I was part of the inter universal coalition I would be pissed at this timeline.
Hey, back at it again, 3am party crew.
Happy New Year yay😂
Im starting to really miss the good all days when things were simple. Like the ticket or the potato bag...
Imagine making such a mess that you get kicked from the multi-verse... I believe this is what you call a "Big oof"
Have anyone here heard of the Lobotomy Corp series made by Project Moon? A heavily SCP inspired games?
Because i feel like current SCP wiki are trying to be a full story based, but completely ignore what made SCP story great, and LobCorp/Library of Ruina/Limbus Company somehow managed to do what people are doing correctly
Have a good vacation mang.
Extremely well done
I miss the simple murder monsters
Happy New Year!
Unless you're Amelia Deering, in which case, Sad New Year. ??? More to go.
Of ALL the “screwing the pooch” that occurs in the scp universes. This is the biggest fuck up I’ve experienced yet. You know everyone had to have been like yo. Are you shitting me?!
Happy new year ! 🎉
“Go away, existential abatin’!”
Amongst all the technobabble and temporal fuckery in the article, the most confusing bit was that Dugal and Amelia somehow ended up married??????
kismesissitude
Most excellent.
Happy New Year!
Best narrator on youtube
I love Placeholder in all SCPs 😂😅
Peak!
project admonition ih gonna be hype
Happy New Year
This kinda just seems like “whatever happened to site 19” but with all the multidimensional technobabble of the last few years of SCP added in
Happy new year ❤
So dumping anomalous waste in random parallel universe Site-43s created SCP-5243, and Philip E. Deering's mirror monster (appropriately named "Doug") SCP-5056A is either the Admonition canon's Dougall or Philip or an amalgamation of both.
It's implied that Dougall became Verne (SCP-6643)
alrighty placeholder finally getting down to business.
hopefully he doesn't get stuck in another causal loop.
Does anyone else miss SCPs that didn’t require you to have several years worth of background in the community to understand and enjoy?
Like I’m sure this has an audience and it’s not terrible, but I feel like I need to know every other scp in this person’s catalog, have a thesaurus on hand, and know deep lore about inside jokes between community members to have any idea what’s going on here.
I like the part of SCP that’s weird monsters and places that we’re trying to understand through science.
If you want articles like that you actually have to go to the wiki for once in your life. Shit like that doesn't get clicks on UA-cam.
Also SCPs have a tendency to go that way because of the culture of originality and innovation in SCP, which means that same type of format you were hoping for will soon be diminished, until it comes back soon when the community gets tired of this subversive and self-inswrt thing as well
@@MarloBrano I've been a member of the community and contributor to the wiki since 2018.
@@isamaxwell And I've been checking the new pages feed once or twice a day and have done so for the past 3 years. I see the kind of stuff that gets posted there and for the most part it ain't hyper-meta 10k word long stuff like this., it's more mid-length articles with more basic ideas and smaller, usually self-contained narratives. For every Admon-esque piece there dozens of 7976's, 6179's, 6336's and 7559's. You'd know this if you actually checked the wiki out with any real frequency
@@MarloBranoThank you for saying what I've been wanting to say to every bozo who posts something like this on every long form video TES does. It just makes it blatantly obvious they are a casual fan. Which is totally fine. But being a fan too lazy to actually check out the source material? It's like they want to experience it vicariously with no actual effort given themselves.
So maybe I didn't understand correctly, but I got the impression that operation "last straw" was about kicking out the timeline from the collective. It was the last straw for that, after all. Or did I misunderstand?
I keep trying to tell them not to mess with space/time! So what do they do? They dump anomalous waist strait into it?! Ya sure that Isn’t going to go horribly wrong at all!!! 🙃
PS: Dougall Deering became the pan-multiversal entity Verne (SCP-6643)
Good evening late night crowd
Whenever an article includes the phrase "eigenmachine" or "eigenweapon" something always goes catastrophically wrong doesn't it
The narrative slide of hand in this is brilliant. Every twist is woven through the whole thing to the point the twist this set's up changes the entire story while still in the story. But then the AI one was quite similar in good twists, and anything with placeholder is a trip.
Happy New year!! K
OH boy it's the first 3 AM of 2024!
Hold up, this has been bugging me since part 2. How much of this is influenced by the game Control? (Or vice versa? Considering Control is based on SCP idk)
Some of it is pretty loose, but some of it is strikingly similar.
A character in Control named Darling, a primary character in the events of the game.
A character in this story named Dearing, a primary character in the events of the story, if twisted to where he is the Cause of the incident, rather than Darling just being a Lead scientist at the Federal Bureau of Control, who was just researching the things involved with the main incident of the game.
Amelia, a janitor, single handedly instated the protocol to return site 43 back to consensus reality.
Jesse, who, upon her visit to the FBC, which is located inside the Oldest House, a location outside of consensus reality, in a form of self impost lockdown and stasis to contain the Hiss, meets Ahti, a "janitor", and he assumes she's his new assistant, and sets her on her path to lifting the lockdown, among other things, to stop the Hiss and lift the stasis in the Oldest House.
ADMONITION takes heavy inspiration from CONTROL
Great story 🎉
Oh boy, 3am!
Happy New Year! It's 3am!
Dr. Dougall Deering really is the worst. (If you don't believe me, read "On Guard 43.")
Holy shit! Is it monday at 0300 next week already?
Yappy Hew Near!
Something that just keeps bothering me about these and similar articles is how there always has to be human judgement error/feelings in play, because theres no way any of those crazy experiments go wrongin any other way. Its always because someone thinks they have to avenge somebody, too much hubris or just being plain childish .
Yep, the problem is that humans will ALWAYS have these emotional flaws, errors in judgement and such. This is a big reason why they were relying on AI for so many tasks, but that’s gone out the window after Lotus. Ironically, with Deering considering himself and his own desires to be worthless, he was better able to see things logically without his own emotions blinding him too much, by the end of the loop anyway. And the original machine did actually only fail because rogue AIs got into it and screwed things up, until then it was functioning just fine. Lotus was definitely a major mistake, as if the Foundation hadn’t done that, the machine wouldn’t have retroactively started failing in reaction to the shutdown that allowed the rogue AI attack.
ADMONITION is an alternate part of Deepwell a universe where the foundation is(as far as I know and ocrrect me if I'm wrong)corrupt and hubristic and more heavy handed in containment
Yeah. We don't get see & enjoy a lot of Mature, Emotionally Intelligent Characters in Fictional Narratives in the last decade. They've almost gone extinct, and it's sad, but it has very often has to do with the limited Life Experience that a lot of today's Authors have compared to those in the Past, at the same age.
Look at J.R.R. Tolkien for example, who participated in a war, travelled, had led a very rich life, was an Academic, a Spouse & a Father, had lived in the countryside: he had a lot of experiences to draw upon, lots of opportunities to learn critical Life Lessons to later share them in his works.
I'm not saying that this is the case with this SCP, but it is with a lot of Modern Storytelling.
@@TheCrazyCapMaster yeah this all Tracks. But just from a writing perspective its giving me headaches. The Foundation always is written with a degree of competence and you know, in real life even experiments without time travel or eigenweapon capabilities have an overseeing comittee and idk more than 3 people working on it. Its giving me "suspension of disbelief"-whiplash, as the story keeps telling us about how this thing operates and the numerous failsafes built into with glorious technobabble, but 1 guy can just go into a room and has full control over whats basicslly a doomsday device? Meh
PHD MCD seems sus really, feels like he's the true manstermind behind all the fuckery in respective Admonition universes. Giving faulty formulas for those eigenweapons/machines.