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SCP 6200, Insomnia

Apocalypse and the Death of All Humanity 6,200. Insomnium.

Apocalypse and the death of all humanity are a dime a dozen in the SCP universe.

We've seen everything from the planet exploding to alien invasions to humanity blinking out of existence in one great moment.

Generally, stories involving these situations are more concerned with either the build-up to the event or the event itself,

but the one we'll be looking at today concerns the aftermath, with a small amount of survivors trying to deal with what happened.

Unfortunately, they'll learn that the danger has not quite passed, and someone still wants them dead.

The article begins with a newsletter that was sent out to everyone at Foundation's Site 119, announcing a new site department.

The new department is the noosphereic department.

As with new and revolutionary technology, they've been approved to begin experimental testing

that will allow them to explore and document the entire human psyche.

The noosphere has been brought up several times now in various videos, but to recap, it's

essentially the collection of all human thoughts, which is obviously normally inaccessible.

The newsletter announces that the site's initial tests with exploring the NOAA sphere will commence

on July 9th, around 10 p.m.

Continuing on to the description, SCP-6200 is an anomalous event that began on July 10th, around 12.12 a.m., which resulted in the extermination of the human race.

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