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Library of Babel

Item #: SCP-####

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: No procedures are required due to the properties of SCP-####.

Description: SCP-#### is a website made by Jonathan Basile with the URL of libraryofbabel.info which was based off of the book written by Jorge Luis Borges, of the same name. SCP-#### uses an algorithm that creates a "book" of 410 pages. Each page has 3200 random characters which consist of all 26 lowercase English letters, spaces, commas, and periods. Each book is named using 32 random characters the consisting of the previously mentioned characters. 32 books are put onto a "shelf", which 5 make a "book case". 4 book cases make ones section. Each section is named with 3260 random characters. This causes the amount of sections to be nearly uncountable. Even so, the pages.

+ Addendum

This SCP might of confused you. You probably are thinking something along the lines of "Why is this an SCP? It has no anomalies." or "It posses no threat to the human race." or even "It is just a gimmick." Your absolutely right. There is no anomaly, it is completely safe, and it is just a gimmick.
All it is a program that create pages with nearly infinite possibilities. It is pretty easy to break down.

So, why is it an SCP? Well, it quiet literally, has every thing in it. And I mean every thing. It has the exact coordinates where JFK was shot. It knows if there is really a god. It has the name of your Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Aunt 4 times removed. It has all of your information. It has pages on what will happen to you in the future. If the thought of it exists, the Library of Babel has it.

But now you are going start asking "If it has every thing recorded, then wouldn't that mean it could create a breach of information?" Well, no. You could type in a lot of things and get conflicting results. For example, you could type in "scp zero zero one is" and make up an anomaly, and then you could type "there is no scp zero zero one." It would find both of the statements. So, there is no threat made by SCP-####.

But this brings up the question, "Does it deserve SCP status?" As I am the writing this file, I believe so. Since it makes us ask a very important question, "Did we discover it? Or did the Library of Babel?"

- Dr. █████ █. Turner's explanation on SCP-####