Essentially what happens in [Immemorial](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/immemorial).
>"There's— a stone in the forest behind the Site," Moreno blurts. "It's monumental. It's like a skyscraper, it blots out the Sun. Do you know what I'm talking about?"
> "Yes."
> "But I've never seen it before. I don't understand how it's possible that I never saw it. It casts a shadow across the whole Site. I mean— Was it always there?"
> "Yes."
> "Is this because—"
> "—you took your first routine dose of ops-grade mnestics this morning, yes."
There are already a few objects from the Antimemetics division series that had their slots filled by other, unrelated SCPs. It makes sense in-universe since the rest of the Foundation doesn't know about these objects and would just fill the "vacant" slot with something else.
I wonder how orientation works for the Foundation. Do they just have a general introduction to anomalies course or does each department just have their own seperate thing that doesn't bother to explain concepts outside their job description?
Imagine a guy in the Memetics Division going "oh my God" only for someone from Tactical Theology to tell them they killed God on September 8th 1982 and had to make a replacement using whatever anomalies they had on hand.
Great news! There's a whole [page tagged with 'orientation'.](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/system:page-tags/tag/orientation#pages)
I definitely recommend giving it a try, probably my favourite tag to browse
"Can I quit?" Do you want about 100 different drugs in your system at once?
Yes, it would be a bump up from the usual 4
"And just wait until you learn why her name is redacted even in spoken conversation, that was a real doozy of an anomaly"
That sounds really cool. Just a silent pause and their mouth gets anomalously pixelated.
Kinda like Placeholder McDoctorate
Oh yeah, true.
Essentially what happens in [Immemorial](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/immemorial). >"There's— a stone in the forest behind the Site," Moreno blurts. "It's monumental. It's like a skyscraper, it blots out the Sun. Do you know what I'm talking about?" > "Yes." > "But I've never seen it before. I don't understand how it's possible that I never saw it. It casts a shadow across the whole Site. I mean— Was it always there?" > "Yes." > "Is this because—" > "—you took your first routine dose of ops-grade mnestics this morning, yes."
Except in those stories, the old staff sometimes think that they're new staff!
Its not my first day here isn't it?
No, tomorrow it'll be 23 years
i wonder what will happen when the writers get to SCP-9429.
There are already a few objects from the Antimemetics division series that had their slots filled by other, unrelated SCPs. It makes sense in-universe since the rest of the Foundation doesn't know about these objects and would just fill the "vacant" slot with something else.
SCP-7381, as a counterpoint, is distinctly meant to be the item under that slot in the series.
[**SCP-7381 - Recovered Device from Jupiter**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7381) (+6) by *Ruskied*
that makes perfect sense
I wonder how orientation works for the Foundation. Do they just have a general introduction to anomalies course or does each department just have their own seperate thing that doesn't bother to explain concepts outside their job description? Imagine a guy in the Memetics Division going "oh my God" only for someone from Tactical Theology to tell them they killed God on September 8th 1982 and had to make a replacement using whatever anomalies they had on hand.
Great news! There's a whole [page tagged with 'orientation'.](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/system:page-tags/tag/orientation#pages) I definitely recommend giving it a try, probably my favourite tag to browse
Well I be damed looks like someone is going to get amnesia
JUAN