SCP-XXXX

Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be in a standard item containment locker, only being accessible to personnel who have received approval from two Level 3 personnel to access SCP-XXXX. Any unauthorized use of SCP-XXXX will be punished by instant demotion to Class-D.

Description: SCP-XXXX are a pair of grey plastic glasses that have the label "Dr. Ginnyfodder's Wacky Future Glasses!" written on the side in a font comparable to that of comic sans. No company or person named Ginnyfodder has ever been found in records, and the logo lacks a copyright symbol. The product seems to be one-of-a-kind, as no other reported instances of these have ever been found.

When the glasses are worn, the vision of the wearer is transported to the setting of the exact location of the wearer at an undetermined amount of time in the future. This future setting is a pocket dimension that is inside of the glasses' lenses, and it has many different outcomes, sometimes varying on actions done during the wearer's present time. The wearer when in the future setting is able to interact with humans and other animals that may be at that exact location in the future, being able to speak to them. The movement of the wearer in the future is linked to how the wearer moves in the present, so the wearer must exercise caution when moving as to not cause harm to themselves. It is unknown how the present actions lead to the outcome of the future, and what events occur between the present and the undetermined amount of time ahead of the present in this future scenario.

The visions of the future dimension are varied every time the glasses are put on, possibly changing from the actions done by others in the present, in somewhat of a butterfly effect. This makes maintaining a certain kind of future very difficult, as the setting changes with every action done by people in the present. The humans from the future in the same setting as the wearer, labeled SCP-XXXX-1, are sentient humans, notably with a slightly taller body frame. They are able to be interacted with, and spoken to. The language of SCP-XXXX-1 varies based on the regional dialect of the area the wearer is in.

+ OPEN SCP-XXXX TESTING LOG

Addendum: A series of tests were held to test the future outcomes of actions done in the present.

Person(s) involved in test	Actions done by subject	Future outcome	Post-test Observations
D-9172. Age 27, diagnosed with paranoia and depression.	D-9172 kicked the wall with excessive force.	D-9172 describes the future scenario as “the middle of a crater, possibly a meteor strike.”	Outcome of the action deemed unrelated.
Dr. ######, Level 5 researcher. Age 30, no signs of mental illness.	Dr. ####### was escorted to SCP-682’s containment cell, opening the door to the chamber.	Environment was in a badlands, radiation levels were measured at high amounts. SCP-682’s chamber door closed quickly after. Notably, the environment changed back to how the environment currently looks like with some differences.	SCP-XXXX could be used as an early warning system for use to judge if actions are deemed safe enough to have a good outcome.
Dir. Mason Turner, head of Mobile Task Force operations. Age 35, minor PTSD.	A meeting was held to form a plan-of-action to destroy a major Chaos Insurgency base.	The base was seen through the glasses to be mostly destroyed and abandoned.	Plan-of-action considered to be carried out. SCP-XXXX shows an acute ability to double-check planning.
D-7672. Age 49, no signs of mental illness.	Subject was brought to Site-19, landing outside of the main entrance.	Site-19 was found to have "disappeared," no trace of it ever existing was seen in the future.	This outcome is cause for concern, reason for this complete disappearance is unknown.