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But do electric sheep dream of androids?

What a good boy!

As I understand it, the purpose of this SCP is to, on a meta level, make any and all future submitted "it's normally fine, but don't let it touch a dead body!" SCPs redundant, since that's an easy, low-creativity cliche. So it's intentionally unimaginative. The point is to fill up that role. I...

The Birth of Venus (2017, by Collette) To be published in an art gallery soon.

Not sure if the joke is that they're very dangerous and have altered the document to appear harmless, or if they're harmless but are trying and failing to look scary.

By contrast, though, wouldn't her living expenses be much less than that of a human sized person? A smaller size means that she needs less material for most goods like food or clothing (with the caveat that maybe more care is taken for producing such things). Similarly, housing or storage...

If the plot actually advances the author will deserve a standing applause for breaking romcom convention.

More like THOT Crime, am I right? (I am not right)

The premise of this SCP, as I understand it, is that Procedure 110-Montauk is so terrible that it's worse than whatever it is you think it is. It's a terrifying unknown, a mystery that you'll never get the answer to—and for that fact are fortunate. I do like the idea of it being a deliberate...

OT3? OT3. Also well done on Nakano's subconscious for providing the illustrations.

I feel like he should have at least discussed it with her first.

Ok but here me out: Adjest and Desir babies. They would be so powerful.

Suzu takes the lead.

Cannibalism is bad kids

He's wasting all that bear meat and fur...horrible.

@Merilirem If the dungeon made monsters aren't even remotely sapient and are little more than killbots, then I guess it's fine. If you grew human meat in a vat, without any brain attached, then I wouldn't consider it unethical to eat it — just weird, and maybe a waste of money. BUT! It...

Eating the meat of tool using humanoids...that's a bit sketchy, isn't it? They even seem to have some grasp of art, judging from the design on their loincloths. Human meat is supposed to be like pork, too. At what point does it become equivalent to cannibalism? Or, at the very least...

It looks like the Church/Angels are going to be portrayed positively, which is a pleasant change from the typical boring trope. Or at least, they'll be portrayed like the Demons, e.g. as people. With all the good and bad that entails.

Yakuza John Wick enjoying his retirement. ...I seem to recall some folklore about only really well cared for or beloved cats becoming nekomata, but I can't seem to find any sources that corroborate it.

I feel like the ethical and practical move would be to save them and teach them how to fight the zombies. Sure, that means resources are split between more people, but that also means more people to help his group survive—people with training that could prove useful, even.