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Item #: SCP-9863 (The Genious T-Rex)
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9863 should be kept in a 50x50 meter (164x164 feet)
room with minimal security. SCP-9863 shall be given strictly 2000-4000 lbs of meat per day.
SCP-9863 should be given a special made computer for dinosaur use. SCP-9863 should be given his own special library for his ongoing quest of research. SCP-9863's cell should be decorated as a semi-tropical environment with consistent spraying to maintain a humid environment. SCP-9863 should be visited by 2 staff members daily to check up on his research. Staff are prohibited to listen to 9863's ideas and plans with complete focus on the topic. Staff are required to state their opinion on the topic.
Description: SCP-9863 is a Male T-Rex with very gullible attributes. SCP-9863 has signs of struggle to stay on topic as well. These attributes were discovered when a staff member pulled out a sarcastic joke that evidently made 9863 confused until the second staff member applied that it was a joke and not a literal statement. 9863 proceeded to ask the staff what his or her favorite fast food place was.
Addendum #SCP-9863-1: On first encounter with SCP-9863, staff members were found astonished prior from checkup. Staff members stated the 9863 was full of intelligence in the following topics: History, Biology, Physics, and Algebra. We do not know if he has more passions. More checkups will be inputted for more information.
Addendum #SCP-9863-2: On the second encounter with the anomaly, staff were required to talk about the following topics: Geometry, Art, Music, and Health. Results were as followed: 9863 has signs of knowledge on all topics brought up, but had noticeable weaknesses in some. Though, that doesn't say the scientists prior from checkup were full of astonishment.
The following interview was conducted by two staff members during initial investigation.
Interviewer(s): Dr. Damien Atkinson, Dr. Alicia Goldenburgh, Site-62
Interviewee: SCP-9863
[BEGIN LOG]
SCP-9863: (In strong Scottish accent) Hello! So, what is this? An interview? Or just a checkup?
Dr. Atkinson: (Aside) His accent is to strong. I can't tell what he's saying.
Dr. Golgenburgh: SCP-#9863, please stop messing around and use a proper accent please.
Dr. Atkinson: Oh, so he can speak normally.
SCP-9863: (Neutral accent) Okay, okay. So, as I was saying, what is this? A normal checkup? Or what.
Dr. Atkinson: (Clearing throat) This is an interview. We just want to make it clear that we aren't pressuring you on anything. We just want to get some information on you so we can better understand what you are, and what exactly gave you such knowledge of topics.
SCP-9863: Well, its a long story. During our extinction period, it feels so long ago its so hard to remember. Can we just talk about classic Biology or someth-
Dr. Goldenburgh: SCP-9863, stay on topic please.
SCP-9863: Right, uhh. It was like really bright outside, the last thing I saw was my family being swallowed by a huge body of fire, then everything just turned white. I remember that I was like every other dinosaur. I didn't have the knowledge I have today, I don't know what got me such intelligence. Maybe it'd be better not for any of us to know.
Dr. Goldenburgh: 9863, do you remember if you had a process of learning the topics you know so much today? Or was it something you just magically acquired all of a sudden.
SCP-9863: What's your name?
Dr. Goldenburgh: It's Dr. Alicia Goldenburgh, just call me Dr. Goldenburgh.
SCP-9863: Right. Can I call you Burgh? Burgh? Burgers.. sounds delicious… Now I'm hungry!
Dr. Atkinson: 9863, if you continue to stay off topic we will be forced to end this interview right now.
SCP-9863: Right, I forgot, sorry. So, what were we talking about?
Dr. Goldenburgh: I was trying to ask you if you got your knowledge all of a sudden, or was it a process of-
SCP-9863: Oh yeah! Uh, I just woke up with it for some reason. Well, not the knowledge, but the thirst to understand my surroundings. But obviously, if it weren't for my knew found intelligence, I wouldn't get that far… So I didn't wake up with the knowledge, but I did have a mind intelligent enough to process and figure out my research.
Dr. Atkinson: Coincidentally, that leads to our next question. Shouldn't you be dead by now?
SCP-9863: I must've also woke up with immortality, huh.. that's weird, I never thought of that before.
Dr. Goldenburgh: I think that concludes our interview. I would like to see an improvement with staying on topic. You should also work on a lower voice level. Though, other than that, thank you for your availability for negotiation. Most anomalies this foundation contains don't have that ability. Hopefully we will talk again 9863.
[END LOG]
Interviewers' Notes: SCP-9863 has this peaceful charm feeling when you talk to him. It possibly can be just because he is one of the only safe anomalies we can talk to in a human matter. I'm not sure. I'm more than happy to interview him again instead of other anomalies.
Other Note: We haven't covered his opinions on other SCPs yet. I must've forgot.
Observational Log 1.
Subject: SCP-9863
Preface: SCP-9863 has shown signs of business during observation.
Daily checkup postponed to next day
Observation notes: SCP-9863 has constantly been at the computer for half the day. Not responding to any comments during the current time. After many hours, SCP-9863 finally stopped working, then requested a staff member to view his work. According to the staff member prior from the occurrence, he stated that the "T-Rex has gone overboard." Who was then asked what he meant, worried that his statement was a negative one, then continued that "The T-Rex is smarter than most of us!" The staff member stated that the T-Rex has created a simulation off his own engine and own code, involving the physics of a yellow bouncy ball. The staff went on that it was "too realistic" to be a simple simulation. Staff members involved broke out with a sigh of relief that it wasn't anything bad.
Follow up interview
[BEGIN LOG]
Dr. Atkinson: I see that you've created your own simulation, I am truly astonished.
SCP-9863: Really? I thought it was just a revolution for dinosaur kind, not for humanity. This truly inspires me! I will continue my work if this makes everyone happy! (Happy town)
Dr. Atkinson: I am no doubt all for this. You are what makes a lot of scientists happy to come to work. Oh, and the foundation has a surprise for you, they asked me and Dr. Goldenburgh to give it to you, though she said that she has her own plans for you. I hope this present will motivate you to work harder.
SCP-9863: What is it?
Dr. Atkinson: You'll have to find out.
SCP-9863: I would like to thank you and your foundation with a lot of love.
[END LOG]
Post Interview:
SCP-9863 was given a special snow-globe saying "The Foundation's Favorite". SCP-9863 would later show his gratitude to the staff involved with it.
Addendum #9863-3: SCP-9863 is still under heavy investigation. SCP-9863 is open to answer any questions the foundation would like to know. We are yet to find out if the anomaly knows anything about other SCPs. SCP-9863 is not on top priority, though daily checkups are still being appointed.
