there is no antimemetics division - Part 4 || JVSCP

[@user-uj1rw8ym5s]

The antimnemetics division gets a kiss on the forehead for being so brave

[@Yegor_Mechanic]

There is no such devision

[@hi-ougidemonfang]

What antimnemetics division. We have a mnemetics division, but no one has ever heard of an anti-mnemetics division.

[@nathannakonieczny1343]

I'm starting to think there might be an antimnemetics division.

[@celem12]

So far, Marion seems like a fu***ng badass

[@marinagaul]

I think you have a good point. The way I see it is that Marion is probably also very good at compartmentalization being in her position. This would allow her to better insulate her immediate awareness against thinking about it directly. The first thing she said was regarding the plan. It could be that she is able to focus solely on that enough to buy her time before returning to full awareness. The hitting her head part probably helps with that as well. So the entity is aware of her, but more has a foggy impression of her, much like how she sees the entity. Therefore, it attacks at the boundaries around her, that being Kim, and tries to use him to kill her.

[@Mother_boards]

The way I kinda think about how Marion can survive is like, by gaining knowledge of the scp without immediately getting killed by it, she also gets just a tiny bit of knowledge on how to protect herself. It's like if you encounter a dangerous animal like a tiger, if you see it before it sees you, you gain that tiny bit of an advantage that might allow you to survive

[@twentysixbit]

That brief little hint at Marion potentially forgetting something from the chamber because she inhaled some of the amnestics on the way out....

[@Feralsquirrel]

Anyone who can write existential horror like this and do it well has my respect.

[@gil1934]

I'm genuinely happy qntm got that publishing deal cuz their writing is amazing

[@jacobgray3112]

I freaking love this stuff so much. It's my absolute favorite kind of fiction. The whole idea that monsters can take the shape of ideas or concepts or even patterns of thought. Its wild and fascinating and I think, very well put together in this book. This is the kind of creative thinking that gets me excited to read fiction. People that come up with this kind of thing are the kings of horror- there is so much derivative redundant bullcrap in the mainstream that is absolutely put to shame by the level of intrigue and haunting situations presented in this book.

[@BoliVic96]

I have many thoughts but it's too late and I'm tired so I'll just leave a comment for the algorithm because I love this series and I'm so hooked to this book

[@c3cil3]

OMG the best notification while making a birthday cake at 10pm. You are giving me a second wind

[@oikoj7869]

I hope more SCP books are made, I think SCP-3000 would also be a good book

[@celem12]

Can't wait to start reading the book, I bought it after your comment on the fact that they were leaving the market!

[@catcatcatcatcatcatcatcatcatca]

The idea of isolated room full of information, notes, past attempts and a world threatening enigma to solve would alone make for an insanely interesting book, game or movie. How I envision it is that it should be either one person talking to themself, maybe with past recordings as well, or two people who just don’t share the kind of relationship one would hope to have with person they spend weekd with in isolation. Then, it would just be weeks of constant light, no beds, no shower, and emergency rations. Shifting through bookshelf full of written notes, 4 hour lectures someone prepped and recorded, and exobytes of raw data, amounts so wast they could never even note five second a describtion for eatch terabyte before running out of food. So every day you work up a plan, write code to query the data needed to narrow down the wast amount of information, and piece by piece build models you then test with the data. There are tens of thousands of lines of previous code like this. Someone before you even wrote up full documentation for the library they wrote. Problem for writing this book would obviously be creating the mystery. How could all these very competent people fail to even find the right path? If the previous occupants figured out the general picture, they could probably summarise the general shape of things in few pages of notes. After that its not a mystery, just some rather tidious datascience and computationalal analysis. There needs to be complete lack of understanding in the most macro of levels.

[@benny_lemon5123]

I JUST recieved my copy of the book from Amazon, immediately before the deal became public. I cant wait to pick up the next version, too 😁

[@lazprayogha]

We're getting to 55555 eventually.

[@renwhit100]

oh LOVE this direction, and as ever your VA work is solid -- the slight difference between video and listening wheeler was well done without being over the top

[@raeoverhere923]

I think about the entity perceiving you as like, an old internet connection. If you're outside of the room when you perceive it, you're connected to the SCP already and it knows immediately and can kill you. If you're inside the room, it's almost like a faraday cage for ideas, so you aren't connected to it at all. Once you exit, you (as a device) take some time to reconnect to the entity (as a network), like you'd restarted your modem and it takes a minute or two to actually get all the connections up and running. Marion has only enough time to execute her idea as it takes the network to detect her connection, and I'd guess the crazy amount of drug cocktails she's taking may also slow that process down somehow.

[@Cavemanner]

I only JUST managed to snag the only copy left in "brand new" condition on eBay! Seems like the word got out that the original print is going away.

[@WitD2013]

Weekly comment asking for SCP-610: The Flesh That Hates... but also I love this book, I love that everything leading up to THIS was just a way to onboard people slowly to some interesting ideas, and then cranks it all the way up with a world ending threat. Thank you for introducing me to this book! Also, thank you for fixing the playlist! I appreciate you (J&V... &co?) reading comments!

[@TheBalthassar]

I'd had the tab open for the book open since the last episode, and did notice it was no longer on sale like half way through the week

[@smallm3nac3]

I got my copy of the book in the mail today after ordering it a week ago, and I'm so psyched to read along with you!!

[@Filloax]

Like the author as in the blog, i have mixed feelings about the revised book not having scp elements, we'll have to see how different it is.

[@AntjedePantje]

Gosh, I am SO in! I bought the ebook right before it got pulled off the market, but I think I'll resist reading it just yet because I'm enjoying this series so much haha

[@GreyishBobbi]

I really love this story. I've read it before on my own but it's always so nice to have a good narration. Also hearing your thoughts about it is quite nice! I hope your channel keeps growing :D

[@bearful]

another episode!! yes! mutiple times ive thought about just going ahead and reading the book, but i always come back around to waiting for the next episode. i tend to binge media, so waiting for the trickling releases along with the great voice impressions is a really nice experience for me. thanks to you two!

[@caittails]

I was a little disappointed when I realized this was one of those huge, Avengers-level apocalypse stories, because I’m really just over them. I’m gonna stick it out with this one, though, because I love the SCP universe and this author seems to be putting a good spin on the concept.

[@aperson1]

Fun fact: it's SCP 3125, because 3125 is 5 to the 5th power.

[@olisepha]

i downloaded the pdf of the book after your community post abt it getting taken down, but i made a conscious decision not to read it bc i really enjoy these readings! both the voices and the additional sound scapeing /effects add so so much to it!

[@HyperspaceCafe]

Anything SCP is huge to my friend 🎉

[@hanzobonaza]

So happy I got the book before I couldn't, it's book club time 😁🎉🎉

[@gampan8704]

Forgot this series existed

[@Pandor18]

At 14:47 there is a breach contaiment, everything is already lost.

[@bleach2133]

cool video. Don't know why you started with part 4 but fun nonetheless.

[@sarahjane1975]

Love this

[@aybiss]

There is no engagement baiting division 😉

[@CroMike1]

consider me engagement baited

[@ketchupramen7377]

yay! :)

[@anzo.7806]

There is no antisemitics division