@@NeoTuck25 have always been a 3D stereoscopic freak! I was doing 3D computers and games before it went mainstream. Fell in love with the stereograms back in 1991. My wife who is a southpaw actually sees those in reverse of what I see. Talk to other South paws and they often see the image inverted as well with those stereograms.
@@NeoTuck25 I was totally obsessed when they first became generally mainstream, and I remember thinking the same thing. I wondered why people thought it was so difficult when it was just so very simple for me. Maybe I was lucky and just "got it" right away, IDK😐
So basically the viewer alone synchronizes with a parallel reality and/or position in space-time, making the picture objective to you and subjective to onlookers.
old polychromatic TV set was mostly cube-shaped , bulky due to it's electronic components inside , such as cathode-ray tube ( CRT ) & dual attenuators for generating x-and-y axis image rendering which also poses eye-strain hazards since they produce high concentrations of R.E.M. that can be resolved by watching about 5 feet away from it ; they used to be called " idiot box " simply because TV programs features random , all-genre themes not specifically suited for age-appropriate subject content coloured TV's were much popular & expensive than it's counterpart black-&-white TV that came before modern-day flat-screen television sets , which later becomes " smart TV " where it can interact with the desktop computers & it can be connected through " information superhighway " that we came to know today as the internet ( thanks be to the pioneer I.T. professor brainchild of Dr Tim Berners-Lee for the innovation created for free used solely by colleges & universities of U.S. of A. before being shared with the rest of the world ) I used to stare out of fascination to the analog red-green-and-blue dot matrix pixels the old coloured TV sets have to my delight , but I abhor to perform the same hobby against SCP 508
Ho great, one of these. Some authors really like the "Just terminate it", specially withouth mutch concideration. As youcan see they miss the chance the last log has, as is evident what is shown depends on the person and isnt just random sothey just terminated a D-class able to retrive 507 and also contribute aditional info to their shifts.
The other bit that irked me is "After viewing, keep subject quarantined for [redacted] days." Bruh it's a quarantine. Don't redact how long it needs to be. Do you want incursions? Because that's how you get incursions.
All termination are dumb in this one really, just think a little about it. Capit punishment for phiping, also was comanded to do so. Let basicly die by attacks and later double tap. Minimal insubordination. And lets not forget, the 507 can be just erase by cheap amnestics. Unecesary anx cleay moee cor shock
I feel really bad for the D-class subjects. I know that some of them are criminals, but no one deserves the tragic circumstances that happens to them, almost no one. You have to be real devious and disgusting to deserve the horrid ends of D-class subjects.
Aren’t they usually death row inmates? Granted I agree that they go through some horrible stuff. But death row is typically the worst type of people. Not always obviously. But typically. Even still I wouldn’t wish D-class on anyone. It’s almost guaranteed to be horrifying right up to their scheduled termination
@@jakethesnake4040 sometimes if they can’t fulfill all the D-Class slots, since all D-Class willingly join, they extend the offer to those who’s existence can be denied (political prisoners, refugees, transients, homeless people, etc.)
i've said this on another of these videos, but i really want to know how something like this is classes as "safe" who is it that sets the standards on these things?
Safe refers to containment, not dangerousness. It's safe because it's super easy to contain, barely an inconvenience. In this case, keep it covered and locked away. Euclid and Keter describe increasingly more sophisticated containment measures to maintain. It's why some Keter things like the startle statue don't seem particularly menacing: they're not, but containing them effectively is near impossible. Risk of harm and ease of containment often correlate, but not always.
Has anyone paused the video to try and actually tried to find the hidden picture?! I’ve been doing it and there is something there for sure I just can’t make it out…
It was meant to be an easter egg; originally, it was just the letters 'SCP' made with a random-dot stereogram generator. After the great 'validate the license on the art or it gets purged' it was replaced with a similarly created image of the SCP logo.
"After interrogation, subject admitted he had viewed a women's changing room in a local department store. Subject was terminated". One of the most justifiable terminations of a D-class yet, if we are honest.
@@tonypepperoni1124 He should have turned away, rather than.leering with the Male Gaze Unless SCP-508 somehow locked him in position, which doesn't seem to be the case.
Where did they hire the researchers for this SCP, an American Police Station or something? Why are they killing so many D Class for such arbitrary reasons? It was honestly distracting how pointless some of those were.
Hmm...nice video...but this particular SCP itself is a bit of a stretch...there should at least be a connection between different incidents. To be able to identify it. This SCP seems to be able to do everything giving all incidents are different. Bit disappointed, cause a anomalous stereogram could have much more potential.
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Love how the stereogram displays SCP!
Yay! another person who sees the image, it baffles me how so many people find this difficult
@@NeoTuck25 have always been a 3D stereoscopic freak! I was doing 3D computers and games before it went mainstream. Fell in love with the stereograms back in 1991. My wife who is a southpaw actually sees those in reverse of what I see. Talk to other South paws and they often see the image inverted as well with those stereograms.
@@NeoTuck25 I was totally obsessed when they first became generally mainstream, and I remember thinking the same thing. I wondered why people thought it was so difficult when it was just so very simple for me. Maybe I was lucky and just "got it" right away, IDK😐
Well look at that.
Best use of a stereo vision art yet
So basically the viewer alone synchronizes with a parallel reality and/or position in space-time, making the picture objective to you and subjective to onlookers.
What an unusual and random set of events to accompanied this painting. This feels like it comes from the anomalous art organization, are we cool yet.
It has a consciousness and opens a portal to a semi-random other earth
old polychromatic TV set was mostly cube-shaped , bulky due to it's electronic components inside , such as cathode-ray tube ( CRT ) & dual attenuators for generating x-and-y axis image rendering which also poses eye-strain hazards since they produce high concentrations of R.E.M. that can be resolved by watching about 5 feet away from it ; they used to be called " idiot box " simply because TV programs features random , all-genre themes not specifically suited for age-appropriate subject content
coloured TV's were much popular & expensive than it's counterpart black-&-white TV that came before modern-day flat-screen television sets , which later becomes " smart TV " where it can interact with the desktop computers & it can be connected through " information superhighway " that we came to know today as the internet ( thanks be to the pioneer I.T. professor brainchild of Dr Tim Berners-Lee for the innovation created for free used solely by colleges & universities of U.S. of A. before being shared with the rest of the world )
I used to stare out of fascination to the analog red-green-and-blue dot matrix pixels the old coloured TV sets have to my delight , but I abhor to perform the same hobby against SCP 508
SCP Foundation: Recovering an SCP? That's a termination!
Recently losing most of the vision in one eye makes me wonder if this SCP would work when viewed with only one eye.
Ho great, one of these.
Some authors really like the "Just terminate it", specially withouth mutch concideration.
As youcan see they miss the chance the last log has, as is evident what is shown depends on the person and isnt just random sothey just terminated a D-class able to retrive 507 and also contribute aditional info to their shifts.
The other bit that irked me is "After viewing, keep subject quarantined for [redacted] days."
Bruh it's a quarantine. Don't redact how long it needs to be. Do you want incursions? Because that's how you get incursions.
Why in the hell would they kill the last one???? That could be 507 lore??
All termination are dumb in this one really, just think a little about it.
Capit punishment for phiping, also was comanded to do so.
Let basicly die by attacks and later double tap.
Minimal insubordination.
And lets not forget, the 507 can be just erase by cheap amnestics.
Unecesary anx cleay moee cor shock
Unecesary, and clearly more for shock.
For aome reason cant edit last coment.
Nice, an actual scp stereogram
11:28 Gotta feel bad for D-2232... He just helped SCP-507 and just got £^¢×ing terminated... Lol
I feel really bad for the D-class subjects. I know that some of them are criminals, but no one deserves the tragic circumstances that happens to them, almost no one. You have to be real devious and disgusting to deserve the horrid ends of D-class subjects.
Aren’t they usually death row inmates? Granted I agree that they go through some horrible stuff. But death row is typically the worst type of people. Not always obviously. But typically. Even still I wouldn’t wish D-class on anyone. It’s almost guaranteed to be horrifying right up to their scheduled termination
@@jakethesnake4040 Not always , sometimes when you severely screw up as a Foundation employee you can be demoted to D-Class
during series 1, all of them were criminals
@@jakethesnake4040 sometimes if they can’t fulfill all the D-Class slots, since all D-Class willingly join, they extend the offer to those who’s existence can be denied (political prisoners, refugees, transients, homeless people, etc.)
Most of them are the lowest kind of criminals - serial killers, rapists, pedophiles, and so forth.
But if you want to sympathise with them, feel free.
Damn. D-Class terminated for spying in a Woman's Changing Room with an SCP.
My eyes can’t comprehend stereograms
The first D-class in the experiment log: 😏😏😏
LMFAO
Ha, clever guys. Now I can't stop looking at it.
So what about the people who can't see any images from that type of picture? People with lazy eye?
i've said this on another of these videos, but i really want to know how something like this is classes as "safe" who is it that sets the standards on these things?
Safe refers to containment, not dangerousness. It's safe because it's super easy to contain, barely an inconvenience. In this case, keep it covered and locked away. Euclid and Keter describe increasingly more sophisticated containment measures to maintain. It's why some Keter things like the startle statue don't seem particularly menacing: they're not, but containing them effectively is near impossible.
Risk of harm and ease of containment often correlate, but not always.
lol I got a huge wave of curiosity and paused this video to stare at the image! XD does this count as a containment breach? XD
Lol
Has anyone paused the video to try and actually tried to find the hidden picture?! I’ve been doing it and there is something there for sure I just can’t make it out…
It was meant to be an easter egg; originally, it was just the letters 'SCP' made with a random-dot stereogram generator. After the great 'validate the license on the art or it gets purged' it was replaced with a similarly created image of the SCP logo.
Okay this is overboard, how can anyone follow the containment procedure if the procedure itself was redacted?
Cool!!
Cool
"After interrogation, subject admitted he had viewed a women's changing room in a local department store. Subject was terminated".
One of the most justifiable terminations of a D-class yet, if we are honest.
How? I thought that was unfair.
@@tonypepperoni1124 He should have turned away, rather than.leering with the Male Gaze
Unless SCP-508 somehow locked him in position, which doesn't seem to be the case.
@@davidstuckey9289 just seems like a waste of a perfectly fine D-class just because he saw some naked ladies.
@@tonypepperoni1124 lol
Yes, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR ACCIDENTAL VOYEURS.
That isnt barbaric at all.
Who else went and looked up more random dote stereogram?
So D-8788 just vanished ?
Wait, so does the effect not work when viewed through surveillance cameras? This SCP is a bit confusing
It said it doesn't work on copies
So I assume digital copies (which is what a video would be) wouldn't either
It only affect person who views it.
@@filiptomek11 I know but people viewing it over surveillance are still viewing it
@@aaronwilder2775 but it explains did it doesn't work on copies
@@128Gigabytes but seeing it through a camera isn't a copy
I see a "C" in the center
I see a C and an F on the right side of the C
Its "SCP" lol pretty clever no?
Yeah, it's SCP but parts are cut out
Hello
Where did they hire the researchers for this SCP, an American Police Station or something? Why are they killing so many D Class for such arbitrary reasons? It was honestly distracting how pointless some of those were.
Hmm...nice video...but this particular SCP itself is a bit of a stretch...there should at least be a connection between different incidents. To be able to identify it. This SCP seems to be able to do everything giving all incidents are different. Bit disappointed, cause a anomalous stereogram could have much more potential.
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