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A few recent SCPs

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SCP-3159, entitled The Trashiest World in the Multiverse. Features a transcript from a parallel-universe Jerry Springer. On the lighter side for an SCP. Basically an attempt on my part to crystallize some of what's unsettling about daytime TV.

SCP-3171, entitled When the Bell Tolls. A clock that tells you the time of your death. Partly based on suggestions people gave me in one of the munchkinry threads here. A little long.

A failed SCP entitled Statistical Significance. This one features only real-world facts, accurately described. Most people on the site hated it, complaining it was too densely written.

Comments:

u/Lugnut1206 [+3] (an hour later)

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but it almost looks like SCP-3285-004 and SCP-3285-005 are the votes that happened on 1/7/2015 and 9/20/2017.

Nice writing.

u/entropizer [+2] (a day later)

I don't like Statistical Significance because SCP's shouldn't be mundane. I really like When the Bell Tolls.

u/LiteralHeadCannon [+7] (2 days later)

I like it as a thought, but it really doesn't work within the context of the SCP Foundation. Surely the Foundation has numerous ways to prevent a threat so mundane as nuclear war.

u/LogicDragon [+1] (2 days later)

It might work if it weren't the anthropic principle but some kind of benevolent (or "benevolent") anomalous force. Or maybe it is the Foundation intervening somehow.

u/alliteratorsalmanac [+2] (6 days later)

Too smart for the SCP wiki, eh?

u/ajuc [+1] (12 hours later)

Small typo

The Norwegian rocket incident of 1995 (when Russian radars recorded an unexpected missile launch, consistent with an attack from a nuclear-armed submarine, projected to hit Moscow in under than 5 minutes

Either under or less than.

u/None [+1] (2 days later)

I think Statistical Significance would be interesting as background data for another SCP. Perhaps something that ties the anthropic principle together with the temporal shenanigans present in 3171. As-is, it's more like an excerpt from a trivia article than an anomalous object.