There is no anti-mimetics division. Part 1. The Anti-Memetics Division of the SCP Foundation is one

devoted to researching and containing anti-memes, anomalies that erase themselves from all perception.

It's a category of anomalies that I've looked at multiple times before, even doing a whole video on antimimetics.

But this will be a series of tales that make up a single story about the division and its chief, Marion Wheeler.

As you can imagine, it's going to get pretty weird.

I'm going to be tackling this one more like an audiobook,

reading most of the narration as is, and folding in the dialogue into the narration. I'll throw in

a few editor's notes here and there, though. With that, let's take a look. We begin with an SC article, although it's likely quite familiar for most SCP fans,

but it's worth a refresher since it's pretty plot critical.

It's SCP 055, a self-keeping secret or anti-mean.

Information about its physical appearance, nature, behavior, and origins is self-classifying.

It is not indescribable or invisible, as individuals are perfectly capable of entering the container and observing it,

taking mental or written notes, making sketches, taking photographs, and

even making video recordings. An extensive log of such observations is even on file.

However, any information about the object leaks out of a human mind soon after such an observation.

Individuals tasked with sketching a copy of a photograph of it are unable to remember

what the photograph looks like, as are researchers overseeing these tests.

Security personnel who observe it via closed circuit television cameras emerge after a full

shift exhausted, and effectively amnesiac about the events of the previous hours.

A great deal of scientific data has been recorded from 55, but cannot be studied.

At least one attempt has been made to destroy it, or possibly move it from containment at Site 19 to another site, meeting failure

for reasons unknown.

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