“713 different laser guns (in a bin labeled, “713 Different Laser Guns”).” Okay, that got a big laugh out of me. I love the quirkiness of human-based SCPs.
Because you yourself are just a brain in a fleshy jar People forget that the brain isn’t a part of them- it IS them. Everything that makes you consciously you is in the brain. You can replace your legs, your arms, get a new eye, even a new heart, but you can’t replace the brain because that’s precisely what you yourself are.
Dr. Mobius from old world blues is basically this, a good guy brain in a jar, but he's the villain of the story because he has a slight drug addiction that makes him try and conquer the wastes while under the influence. Once you separate him from his drugs he's fine, just absent minded.
@@nariknova7433 that was a ruse as explained when you meet him, he made the rest of the Think Tank terrified of them so that they wouldn't try to leave Big MT and trash the world with their unethical experiments. It's hinted at right at the start "always the same transmission" that he has them in a mental loop of sorts.
Mobius is a bit of a connoisseur of chems in OWB. He goes a little whacky with certain ones. Still a good guy though. He keeps the Think Tank in a loop so they don't try to leave the crater and become super genius villains. They have zero value for human life beyond test subjects so it wouldn't be good to have them free.
As a 51yo redneck man with a Monster/Diet Coke addiction and bladder issues, I must concur with the original statement. Basically, it really sucks having to pee every 10 to 15 minutes, having almost no warning from your bladder, and when your bladder does warn you, the sense of urgency is tremendous.
Two things of note: 1) Doctor V appears to have notes and technology that allows him to dimension hop. This would explain why he apparently was able to launch rockets and build robot dinosaurs that got the HOA's attention, but since the SCP foundation didn't administer amnestics and didn't have any records of this, he likely did this in another dimension. 2) It sounds like some of his clones from his "cloning phase" survived and one was running that plant in Mexico, while two made it to London lol Also: Rockets that land on skids, childish robots, brains in jars... is this an adult Jimmy Neutron? 🤣
In the last recovery mission, they find notes signed with "EM." Then in the next paragraph, the brain says "I'm not Exactly Myself, anymore." What if "EM" stands for "Exactly Myself?" As in "The Original Professor V?"
I thought that as the clinical place in London wasn't used later then the late 80's then perhaps the body was of original doctor v and experiments were run on him and his body altered as he started inventing in 1991, perhaps two years after alterations and original cloning as there were two bodies but I'm unsure.
I love SCPs that are weird, but not necessarily destructive. No cosmic threats, no ancient god that wants to eat humanity, just a really smart guy who has had his brain removed and makes anomalous gear. Perfect! I especially liked how the entire set up was plugged into a power strip that was plugged into itself!
@@lilmoris1this one was incredibly uninspiring and falls under the unbelievably overdone trope of “thing that makes more anomalous things”. There are hundreds of these and this one is made worse by the quirkiness. I’d take a cosmic lore article over this any day
For me it's "Snails will not undergo cold fusion, despite best efforts. Possibly weaponized?" Sounds like something out of Hitchhiker's Guide, same style of humor.
"Can't do a thing without my notes, let me check my notes...Hmm, yes, can't do a thing without them, says it right here. You can't argue with that, it's in my notes" I think I love this brain
Love that the brain in a jar clearly still cared about its human connections with its long time customers and compatriots. Brain in a jar was a surprisingly compelling character.
Dr. V is ADHD in its purest form: can’t remember anything without notes, thinks outside of the box, thoughts jump around everywhere, and can’t organize anything
No, he's thinking outside the jar; the box is where he keeps the ray guns... Honestly, this is simultaneously hilarious and infuriating. Hilarious because this is cartoon logic that Rodger Rabbit would be proud of; Infuriating because, as a physicist, this is exactly the kind of technobabble that I know people who talk about ("it's all about the quantum thing, or was it the imaginary numbers?"). I actually studied with a guy who believed infinite clean energy could be drawn from the aether...
I'm still savoring the image of everything running off a daisy chain mesh of surge protectors, with the last one plugged into itself. All the other paradoxes are great, but that one is delightful.
Amusing that there's one laser gun powered by 2 AA batteries and focused by a common quartz crystal, and then there's a whole crate of "713 different laser guns".
He's kinda scatterbrained. But that doesn't mean he's not allowing their continued existence in all realities just for company. Clearly a jovial SCP, but so far beyond the SCP's control to "allow" him to do or not do anything. The best way to fool anyone is to act with a nice and pleasant but quirky demeanor. Not many people look in any other direction but towards you when you're innocently entertaining enough and assumed to be of no consequence or threat. As for them finding a way to disrupt his life support... wouldn't you want people to think there's a surefire way to impede or kill you when it actually doesn't bother you in the slightest? I mean, to put things in perspective: "He's a brain in a jar, when he wants to be."
The tonal whiplash I got watching this after the flesh that hates. I love SCP content because you literally never know what you’re gonna get. Like an in depth analysis of what is essentially a cartoon scientist.
"How did it happen?" "You know, I'm not entirely sure anymore" I think Team Four Star got some inspiration for their Dr. Gero gag of not remembering how he made himself a cyborg from that
Yeah so popular the Late Great Steven Hawking believed that too, well he was human after all just like the rest of us just grades more intelligent but still human.
I honestly think that the site should have a purge of the world ending SCP's, it's unrealistic, even for the "canon" everyone helped create. Scarlet King can stay tho.
I love whenever other GOI are mentioned. This little brain got the attention of the Serpents Hand and the Chaos Insurgency. This guy would surely be indispensable to to Foundation if they worked together
I love how Chaos Insurgency wasn't expecting armed resistance when trying to steal an anomaly. If it's anomalous, chances are the Foundation ate nearby.
Everybody in the comments talking about him being an inventor, when it's clear that logically, nothing he's invented should work. So what I got out of this is that he's neurodivergent and obsessed with the idea of being an inventor, while anomalously having the power to manifest whatever he sets his mind on inventing. It's a charming story and he seems like a swell guy, but he could easily be a threat if his powers really are unrestricted and he realized it.
Well seeing as he wasnt able to get snails to undergo cold fusion, maybe hes more like an orc where he has to believe that it works in order for it to work.
Immediate favorite entry! Kind of quite love the notion that while maybe his memory is failing him, he might just as equally be partially lying about what he does and doesn't remember. I'm pretty sure once you've lived past a century or so you learn to not self-incriminate. I get the feeling also, he's been alone in a basement like this for so long with only robots and the internet (and now those have been taken away) he's just dreadfully lonely enough to cooperate with the Foundation enough to have his mechalimbs and toys returned to him. He's so totally providing so much to Dr Wondertainment.
This feels like GLaDOS without the compulsion to run tests on stuff that’s already built. Instead he just keeps making new things. Holy shit, can you imagine Aperture Science with both of them?
Well, I suppose it was only a matter of time until we got a brain in a jar. Seems like a decent dude too, if a bit eccentric, and with either a clone or some other kind of dude running around as him.
perhaps i'm the only one who got this feeling, but it definitely feels like the good doctor may well still be in business, selling his creations just under the foundation's nose. Not to say thats definitely the case, but his vague answers, generally casual attitude towards the foundation, and the brush with the Professor V factories do hint at such a possibility. Certainly if I was a foundation scientist I wouldn't trust anything 2099 said, at least not at face value.
I do love the scps who are just regular people but are just odd in appearence for the most part. Even the unknown isnt inherently bad, we're just scared of it because it just raises so many questions we can't answer.
Same here! I was in the middle of providing life saving CPR to a mother of 4 but then I saw the notification and dropped everything (including her lifeless body) to kick back for another amazing episode! 😊
Wish we got more of this kind of SCP. Lovecraftian mythos-based SCPs that read like a book have cluttered the original concept. Sometimes a talking brain in a jar is all you need.
I imagine he would have either an existential crisis or the biggest inspiration if he learned his inventions work through straight up magic instead of conventional physics
This is one that can really make you think 🤔 it seems simple but what if there is something more going on here? I mean this is obviously a very creative person who has casually managed to create so much on their own. All these notes describing all manner of things that, when asked about them, he always has a simple casual answer. Strange how he can’t remember some things, but I guess that’s why he has so many notes. With the mention of clones I do wonder if this is the real scientist. I mean why would you limit your from being able to move if something went wrong? What if this brain is a copy that’s basically a “think tank”? This would give a level of freedom to keep the business going
I think he simply got carried away, maybe he was tired dog having to move room to room to look through his notes. So he built these rooms, machines, and a jar to store his brain so he could live eternally without hiccup. Either that or he got very sick and this was a last resort, but he can't remember that/take notes. Also, it seems like there are a few unintentional side effects of his inventions. Maybe a few of his clones got out to different countries, maybe alternative universe versions got into that universe, it seems like there's more of him than he thought. Maybe some one or something has alot of his inventions or some of his notes and is copying his business.
That was my theory. He's a cloned brain and the gaps in memory are because of deliberately not downloading them or glitches with the brain or memory transfer process.
I was thinking he sounds like a reality bender. Possibly a child who never really grew up? He talks about doodling in school, but also says he owned a house and talks about the HOA, which is something a child wouldn't have to worry about. Maybe both. Maybe he was a child reality bender, but due to his "inventions" all becoming real, he just believed he was really smart, and that physics just worked however he believed. So he grew up, became an adult, but never stopped making whacky inventions because, to him, there was nothing whacky or abnormal about them. People wanted them, after all. A reality-bender child who grew up never realizing they were even a reality bender at all, believing everything they did was normal and within the realms of baseline physics. Now he's a brain in a jar.
Tip for DMs, if the players meet a god and you don't know how to play them? This. All hail Oberynix the Unknowable and Forgetful! Now where did I leave that Vorpal Sword? Just home in on its snicker-snacking, can't miss it!
I would have loved if SCP 2099 responded to the question "How do your inventions work?" with "Very well. Thank you" [This is a reference to Mike Okuda. He was writing for Star Trek and introduced the Heisenberg compensator for the Transporter. Once he was asked how it worked and he responded with "Very well, thank you"]
"On the internet, nobody knows you're a brain in a jar."
I know that feeling.
You too also brain in jar?
Sounds like what a brain in a jar would say….
im a little brainlet in a lab, actually!small world, eh?
as someone currently still confined to their meatmech, I'd love to know your process
Same... Few understand our pain... or rather a lack thereof.
“713 different laser guns (in a bin labeled, “713 Different Laser Guns”).”
Okay, that got a big laugh out of me. I love the quirkiness of human-based SCPs.
"Too much Jurassic Park, not enough talking to girls..."
Why is the brain in a jar the most relatable SCP I've seen yet-
Because you yourself are just a brain in a fleshy jar
People forget that the brain isn’t a part of them- it IS them. Everything that makes you consciously you is in the brain. You can replace your legs, your arms, get a new eye, even a new heart, but you can’t replace the brain because that’s precisely what you yourself are.
This SCP just feels like a fall out quest
Dr. Mobius from old world blues is basically this, a good guy brain in a jar, but he's the villain of the story because he has a slight drug addiction that makes him try and conquer the wastes while under the influence. Once you separate him from his drugs he's fine, just absent minded.
i guess the foundation raided the BigMT
@@nariknova7433 that was a ruse as explained when you meet him, he made the rest of the Think Tank terrified of them so that they wouldn't try to leave Big MT and trash the world with their unethical experiments. It's hinted at right at the start "always the same transmission" that he has them in a mental loop of sorts.
Mobius is a bit of a connoisseur of chems in OWB. He goes a little whacky with certain ones. Still a good guy though. He keeps the Think Tank in a loop so they don't try to leave the crater and become super genius villains. They have zero value for human life beyond test subjects so it wouldn't be good to have them free.
This scp had me craving mentats
Do you know how much a brain can get done without the constant need to urinate? It’s quite a surprising amount.
Woah, are you my brain?
Nice was hoping to see someone reference old world blues here
Amount? Of urine?
@@MyRedHulk "Ah, lovely, figured that out, have we? Would you like a cookie?"
As a 51yo redneck man with a Monster/Diet Coke addiction and bladder issues, I must concur with the original statement. Basically, it really sucks having to pee every 10 to 15 minutes, having almost no warning from your bladder, and when your bladder does warn you, the sense of urgency is tremendous.
Two things of note:
1) Doctor V appears to have notes and technology that allows him to dimension hop. This would explain why he apparently was able to launch rockets and build robot dinosaurs that got the HOA's attention, but since the SCP foundation didn't administer amnestics and didn't have any records of this, he likely did this in another dimension.
2) It sounds like some of his clones from his "cloning phase" survived and one was running that plant in Mexico, while two made it to London lol
Also: Rockets that land on skids, childish robots, brains in jars... is this an adult Jimmy Neutron? 🤣
In the last recovery mission, they find notes signed with "EM." Then in the next paragraph, the brain says "I'm not Exactly Myself, anymore."
What if "EM" stands for "Exactly Myself?" As in "The Original Professor V?"
@@GhostChild191I think EM is probably Doctor Everett Mann, who wrote the article
I thought that as the clinical place in London wasn't used later then the late 80's then perhaps the body was of original doctor v and experiments were run on him and his body altered as he started inventing in 1991, perhaps two years after alterations and original cloning as there were two bodies but I'm unsure.
I love SCPs that are weird, but not necessarily destructive. No cosmic threats, no ancient god that wants to eat humanity, just a really smart guy who has had his brain removed and makes anomalous gear. Perfect! I especially liked how the entire set up was plugged into a power strip that was plugged into itself!
These are the SCP'S we need, not all these new cosmic horror garbage cheap writing
He does have a habit of selling potentially dangerous stuff to rather nasty groups of interest, then forgetting about it.
@@lilmoris1There’s plenty of these still being made.
@@lilmoris1this one was incredibly uninspiring and falls under the unbelievably overdone trope of “thing that makes more anomalous things”. There are hundreds of these and this one is made worse by the quirkiness. I’d take a cosmic lore article over this any day
@@AshBreather no.
"I am Jack's lack of OSHA compliance" has to be the funniest thing I've heard all week, I needed that.
For me it's "Snails will not undergo cold fusion, despite best efforts. Possibly weaponized?"
Sounds like something out of Hitchhiker's Guide, same style of humor.
"Can't do a thing without my notes, let me check my notes...Hmm, yes, can't do a thing without them, says it right here. You can't argue with that, it's in my notes"
I think I love this brain
That gave me Douglas Adams vibes
My humor in a nutshell.
feels like the scene in max0rs revengence review, where raiden asks the senator "Are you high?".
yes @@Gnulcho
@@Gnulchoit’s unpatriotic to be sober
I like how this one is a pretty nice guy.
When you think of a mad scientist who is a brain in a jar you'd normally think they're a villain.
Love that the brain in a jar clearly still cared about its human connections with its long time customers and compatriots. Brain in a jar was a surprisingly compelling character.
So a brain floating in gatorade that can casually make anomalous devices, good thing he seems to be a nice guy.
Dr Wheelo is a nice guy
I choose to believe it is Hi-C Ecto-Cooler
@@johnnyandtheinsatiablevoidA e s t h e t i c
It's Brawndo because it has electrolytes.
Dr. V is ADHD in its purest form: can’t remember anything without notes, thinks outside of the box, thoughts jump around everywhere, and can’t organize anything
he's like a cartoon mad scientist that got into the scp universe by accident.
Oh f I think I might have ADHD.
anyways moving on.
I think its a coping mechanism at this point.
No, he's thinking outside the jar; the box is where he keeps the ray guns...
Honestly, this is simultaneously hilarious and infuriating.
Hilarious because this is cartoon logic that Rodger Rabbit would be proud of; Infuriating because, as a physicist, this is exactly the kind of technobabble that I know people who talk about ("it's all about the quantum thing, or was it the imaginary numbers?"). I actually studied with a guy who believed infinite clean energy could be drawn from the aether...
@Ravus_Sapiens No no, you see the only reason this isn't a perpetual motion machine is because you need to replace some of the parts eventually
I'm certainly taken in by his jovial tone and certain honesty.
"It's all in my notes, see it says in my notes, 'it's all in my notes'." ^w^
I too would be Jack's lack of OSHA compliance if I was a brain in a jar
The foundation found a 90's cartoon character and He confuses the hell out of them.
Love it!
An absent minded genius inventor, good natured, and his body is now absent as well. Lol I love it
He left his body somewhere. Says so in his notes
Doesn't remember where though, he needs to check his notes@@phylippezimmermannpaquin2062
I'm still savoring the image of everything running off a daisy chain mesh of surge protectors, with the last one plugged into itself. All the other paradoxes are great, but that one is delightful.
Amusing that there's one laser gun powered by 2 AA batteries and focused by a common quartz crystal, and then there's a whole crate of "713 different laser guns".
It's good to see an SCP that's just a regular guy for the most part. Some potential for tales with him helping the Foundation if they allowed it.
He's kinda scatterbrained. But that doesn't mean he's not allowing their continued existence in all realities just for company. Clearly a jovial SCP, but so far beyond the SCP's control to "allow" him to do or not do anything. The best way to fool anyone is to act with a nice and pleasant but quirky demeanor. Not many people look in any other direction but towards you when you're innocently entertaining enough and assumed to be of no consequence or threat. As for them finding a way to disrupt his life support... wouldn't you want people to think there's a surefire way to impede or kill you when it actually doesn't bother you in the slightest? I mean, to put things in perspective: "He's a brain in a jar, when he wants to be."
Honestly he’s how I imagine half the 005’s
That would be the perfect idea if the foundation wasn't almost entirely against the creation of new anomalies
The least anxious anxiety meat ever placed in a jar
Remember Old World Blues? The Spineless, The Heartless and Brainless perks.
The tonal whiplash I got watching this after the flesh that hates. I love SCP content because you literally never know what you’re gonna get. Like an in depth analysis of what is essentially a cartoon scientist.
Always a good day when Dr.Miller talks about something as fun as a brain in a jar.
Millar
The think tank of the Big Empty with the psychic powers of 40k orks. Terrifying.
My brain in a jar is extremely happy when Volgun posts...
This is exactly the moment when my brain became a brain in a jar.
seems like this is a really powerful reality bender who never really caught on and fancied himself a super genius
"How did it happen?"
"You know, I'm not entirely sure anymore"
I think Team Four Star got some inspiration for their Dr. Gero gag of not remembering how he made himself a cyborg from that
The classic brain in a jar story. I like this. I like this a lot.
Yeah so popular the Late Great Steven Hawking believed that too, well he was human after all just like the rest of us just grades more intelligent but still human.
The brain being so hyperactive that he can't confidently remember if he died or not at the end of the article is the perfect way to end this scp
I really like this one. Not world ending. Not over the top. Just VERY anomalous.
I honestly think that the site should have a purge of the world ending SCP's, it's unrealistic, even for the "canon" everyone helped create. Scarlet King can stay tho.
@@quackelstheduck2040sure, let’s just delete the work of hundreds of authors. That’s a really swell idea
I love whenever other GOI are mentioned. This little brain got the attention of the Serpents Hand and the Chaos Insurgency. This guy would surely be indispensable to to Foundation if they worked together
I love how Chaos Insurgency wasn't expecting armed resistance when trying to steal an anomaly. If it's anomalous, chances are the Foundation ate nearby.
Everybody in the comments talking about him being an inventor, when it's clear that logically, nothing he's invented should work. So what I got out of this is that he's neurodivergent and obsessed with the idea of being an inventor, while anomalously having the power to manifest whatever he sets his mind on inventing. It's a charming story and he seems like a swell guy, but he could easily be a threat if his powers really are unrestricted and he realized it.
Well seeing as he wasnt able to get snails to undergo cold fusion, maybe hes more like an orc where he has to believe that it works in order for it to work.
You know Doctor Blackwood would love to have a chat about the science & philosophy with this guy
Voice acting is so good in this one
Immediate favorite entry! Kind of quite love the notion that while maybe his memory is failing him, he might just as equally be partially lying about what he does and doesn't remember. I'm pretty sure once you've lived past a century or so you learn to not self-incriminate.
I get the feeling also, he's been alone in a basement like this for so long with only robots and the internet (and now those have been taken away) he's just dreadfully lonely enough to cooperate with the Foundation enough to have his mechalimbs and toys returned to him.
He's so totally providing so much to Dr Wondertainment.
no way I'm here early for a classic brain in a jar
As a Mage the Ascension fan, this guy sounds like an Etherite who decided to put his brain in a jar. Definetly using this in my next Mage game.
The definition of eccentric, this man lived quite an interesting life.
Always nice to see a light-hearted SCP. I get sick of keter class entries all trying to outdo each other.
This feels like GLaDOS without the compulsion to run tests on stuff that’s already built. Instead he just keeps making new things.
Holy shit, can you imagine Aperture Science with both of them?
I was getting more Wheatley vibes but it definitely seems like it would fit perfectly in Aperture Science!
This whole scp is the very definition of the phrase "mad scientist"
"I am Jack's lack of OSHA Compliance."
hahaha XD
Havent laughed out loud in awhile .Dr.V. is my new favorite brain in a jar.
This avoids JSCP classification by being productive in the most whimsical way
I am now a fan of Doctor V, he seems really cool. The fucking plug pluged into itself powering a shit tonn of things is genuinely so funny.
I didn't expect to like this one as much as I did. I could listen to those recovery logs forever
With all the angsty, world ending SPCs running around these days, it's always great to see ones that are just a guy doing his thing.
12:18
“I am Jack’s lack of OSHA compliance.”
Fell off my office chair laughing, damnit.
No more Volgun at work.
Such an enjoyable SCP to listen to! The fetch quests felt so fresh and lighthearted!
11:45 HGW = H.G Wells, a sci fi author known for his book the Time Machine. Temp refers to temporal as in Time.
Well, I suppose it was only a matter of time until we got a brain in a jar. Seems like a decent dude too, if a bit eccentric, and with either a clone or some other kind of dude running around as him.
Honestly one of my favorite SCPs I'm so glad to hear Dr. Miller cover it lol ❤
Looking forward to hearing more from what should become a new staff member.
Yeah, definitely. The foundation could use an inventor on the payroll
perhaps i'm the only one who got this feeling, but it definitely feels like the good doctor may well still be in business, selling his creations just under the foundation's nose. Not to say thats definitely the case, but his vague answers, generally casual attitude towards the foundation, and the brush with the Professor V factories do hint at such a possibility. Certainly if I was a foundation scientist I wouldn't trust anything 2099 said, at least not at face value.
I do love the scps who are just regular people but are just odd in appearence for the most part.
Even the unknown isnt inherently bad, we're just scared of it because it just raises so many questions we can't answer.
"I can't do a thing without my notes, theirs a note about that somewhere, let me check my notes"
Dr. V is my new favorite SCP primarily for his aversion to OSHA compliance.
this guy seems like he might have worked with doctor wondertainment since he worked in making toys before and DW’s toys also work in mysterious ways
Good thinking dude, that is very interesting, never crossed my mind that.
Good idea. The definitely seem to have similarly jovial characters
Make a note of it.
Reminds me of Android 20 in DBZA.
"How are you and android?"
"I put my brain in a robot body."
"How the heck did you do that?!"
"How DID I do that?!"
“A final power strip plugged into itself” lmao. This is literally and entire article based on those old “troll science” memes
I'm loving the legendary return of the Text Crawl.
what a nice jarred brain, just having a jolly ole time making things
Every time Volgun posts I instantly drop whatever I’m doing, I have my priorities straight😊
Just left work to watch this 100%
Same here! I was in the middle of providing life saving CPR to a mother of 4 but then I saw the notification and dropped everything (including her lifeless body) to kick back for another amazing episode! 😊
This would make an amazing DnD NPC
“Discretely saves video for later”
This was such a fun entry. I love SCPs like this.
Wish we got more of this kind of SCP. Lovecraftian mythos-based SCPs that read like a book have cluttered the original concept. Sometimes a talking brain in a jar is all you need.
The new/old text format is clearly more comfortable to read. Good work.
"Brain in a jar" sounds like the song title to the next great hit song
This channel GENUINELY makes me happy when I see an upload. I wish the foundation was real, Id love to be an agent getting these debriefs.
I imagine he would have either an existential crisis or the biggest inspiration if he learned his inventions work through straight up magic instead of conventional physics
i'm sure he'd make a note of it at least.
"I am Jack's lack of OSHA compliance" lmao I'm dying this brain got jokes
Thanks for bringing up the scrolling text! Presses home how the SCP-s are endlessly scrolling kilometers of tape...
Sunday Volgun makes me happy.
This is the most relatable SCP ive come across so far
This scp definitely has a lot on his mind
This is now my favourite scp I have ever seen, I love him
Saved this for a writting night. The content and voice helps me focus.
This is one that can really make you think 🤔 it seems simple but what if there is something more going on here? I mean this is obviously a very creative person who has casually managed to create so much on their own. All these notes describing all manner of things that, when asked about them, he always has a simple casual answer. Strange how he can’t remember some things, but I guess that’s why he has so many notes. With the mention of clones I do wonder if this is the real scientist. I mean why would you limit your from being able to move if something went wrong? What if this brain is a copy that’s basically a “think tank”? This would give a level of freedom to keep the business going
I think he simply got carried away, maybe he was tired dog having to move room to room to look through his notes. So he built these rooms, machines, and a jar to store his brain so he could live eternally without hiccup.
Either that or he got very sick and this was a last resort, but he can't remember that/take notes.
Also, it seems like there are a few unintentional side effects of his inventions. Maybe a few of his clones got out to different countries, maybe alternative universe versions got into that universe, it seems like there's more of him than he thought. Maybe some one or something has alot of his inventions or some of his notes and is copying his business.
@@jwalster9412 also some good theories!
That was my theory. He's a cloned brain and the gaps in memory are because of deliberately not downloading them or glitches with the brain or memory transfer process.
It's a reality bender that imagined he's a cartoon scientist.
I was thinking he sounds like a reality bender. Possibly a child who never really grew up? He talks about doodling in school, but also says he owned a house and talks about the HOA, which is something a child wouldn't have to worry about.
Maybe both. Maybe he was a child reality bender, but due to his "inventions" all becoming real, he just believed he was really smart, and that physics just worked however he believed. So he grew up, became an adult, but never stopped making whacky inventions because, to him, there was nothing whacky or abnormal about them. People wanted them, after all.
A reality-bender child who grew up never realizing they were even a reality bender at all, believing everything they did was normal and within the realms of baseline physics. Now he's a brain in a jar.
I love how his remarks in the recovery logs sound like video game quest dialogue.
What a fun scp. Thanks for covering this on 😃
This was a fun one. Affable enough British bloke with a fancy for 1960s sci-fi. He seems like he'd be fun in a chatroom. :)
This is pure brilliance. I am Jack's lack of OSHA compliance!
At least it's not 713 different laser guns in a bin marked "714 different laser guns".
This has to be the most neurodivergent SCP that I know! :P
I hope they let the soup kitchen in Seattle keep the V-Ray Enlarger.
Volguns delivery of "I have a note for that" reminded me so much of him saying "cliche right?"
I love that he names all his inventions after himself.😂
Tip for DMs, if the players meet a god and you don't know how to play them? This.
All hail Oberynix the Unknowable and Forgetful! Now where did I leave that Vorpal Sword? Just home in on its snicker-snacking, can't miss it!
I really love this one
For some reason I feel like SCP-2020 and SCP-2099 would be the best of friends.
Getting some Old World Blues vibe from this scp
We did it, bois! We finally found where the Big Mountain Think Tank put the Courier's brain.
First time i've been this early for a vid! Keep up the good work man, i love these!
These are the best scps, they are just anomalies, not a God or something, objects are my personal favorites
Always nice to hear about the Manna Charitable Foundation.
I would have loved if SCP 2099 responded to the question "How do your inventions work?" with "Very well. Thank you"
[This is a reference to Mike Okuda. He was writing for Star Trek and introduced the Heisenberg compensator for the Transporter. Once he was asked how it worked and he responded with "Very well, thank you"]
I personally thing this SCP is a reality warper, whos inventions work all simply because it believes they will work
“I am Jack’s lack of OSHA compliance” is maybe my favorite thing ever written in an SCP file 🤣
This reminds me of an episode of ATHF when Meatwad becomes a "genius".