SCP-2922 - Notes From the Under

SCP 2922 is a Euclid Class anomaly also known as Notes From the Under.

SCP-2922 is a method of communication from a human mind to a telephone. Once a human is implanted with SCP2922, they will be able to make phone calls to a pre-established phone number at any time. The method by which the phone receives these calls is not entirely understood, as it does not involve standard telecommunication signals.

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[Reallytallsocks]

This just seems super vindictive. She wants to help their research in exchange for talking to her husband. She goes over their heads to talk to him directly, they decide to send a task force to punish a dead woman because they didn't like that she wouldn't listen to them.

This is the kid that wants to force you to play with them, then they get mad when you want to have fun while playing too, then they steal your bike because you upset them.

[radio]

The O5 is just really shitty not to let her speak to her husband, they could litteraly just whipped his memory after...

[Tzen]

She hardly betrayed the Foundation, the 05s were being unreasonable denying her request!

[Dr.C.Shadow]

"Dr. Bright is not allowed to become an instance of SCP-2922-B. The reason of this rule is that he used his new anomalous powers to prank call every single researcher and MTF-soldier. Clef and Rosen didn't take it well by the way. Look, Jack, some prank calls are probably funny but if you spam them, they're just way too much!"

[F.S]

What was the problem in getting her husband to speak to her?!!
1. She is going above and beyond to help SCP foundation. Even in death
2. There is literally no harm. He can come speak to her. And then get amnestics to forget that the foundation even exists…

[fridericus.]

Given the omnipresence of the Foundation and their seemingly limitless resources, it's very odd that they didn't authorize her to contact her husband. Either it's lazy writing or completely deliberate, I'm sure that it was a large mistake.

[mrbunnny]

I don’t understand why the foundation went after Janet. They treat some scps with surprising kindness but they treated her like trash. All she wanted was to talk to her husband.

[lolzor_live]

I'm a professional programmer myself, and I can assure you we wouldn't drop such a project out of fear... But imagine all the work you need to do for maintenance! Also, they probably wanted to do something new with the coolest latest framework everyone was talking about....

[runetide]

This really makes the O5 council look uncharacteristically petty and spiteful.

[roneyandrade]

I don't know why the O5 council was so adamant about killing the husband like that.

[PartigradeCannon]

Meanwhile, in the Everyone Knows timeline, if the Foundation had just done a proper audit on Dr. Spiegel's husband, they would have realized he was a low-clearance operative working in one of the Foundation's front companies dealing with anomalous artwork.

[hinatashimeluv]

I think this is going to be my new belief. That everyone gets the afterlife that they imagined or they prefer after death. If life so miserable it's nice to think that something nice awaits us

[blturn]

Seems far easier to just invite the husband into the foundation and tell him the situation. I’m sure he’d be happy to:

- live in the foundation, able to talk to his dead wife
- talk to his dead wife and leave, only after being mind wiped
- talk to his dead wife then leave the foundation under threat of being executed
- be executed, you’ll be reunited with your dead wife anyway.

The foundation would logically not give a single shit if the husband, after talking to his dead wife, went to try and tell everyone.

Let’s be honest, no one would listen let alone believe.

[axlmedeiros]

Now that we've touched Corbenic i'd really love if you ever cover some of the Three Moons' related anomalies, specifically SCP-3922 just because of the completely batship experimentation logs

[Sumirevins]

When I first read this article. I lowkey felt bad for foundation staff. They have to deal with Crazy anomalies everyday, die the most horrific ways possible and then get tortured in the afterlife by Scp-2922-B instances.

[andrewclark]

Me who lives in Scotland: 10⁰C is cold? That's summer weather!

[vexxama]

Sudden betrayal? She had months of them stone walking her after a decade of loyal service. If anything, they turned their backs on her first. It was completely predictable

[anthonycrisafulli]

God man thank you for the content you produce.

[masterjbt]

This is one of my favorite SCPs. I cant wait to see you cover the rest of it, including the war

[anonymousnoone]

Whenever someone learns more about what happens after death than The 05-Council, they throw a hissy fit for not being the first to learn everything they can about death. Probably because they just want to be truly immortal and survive/come back from anything. Whatever it is, people love making them childish.
Also, anyone notice the three moon and think: Three Moons Initiative?