Absolute Johannes factotum
- SCP-6626 (?)
- SCP-6626 is a steel building resembling a chapel, located in a monastery garden in Greece, which contains a stone well with unusually clear water and a long wooden ladder that appears to float. When a person climbs this ladder, they feel increasingly happy until they vanish into a different dimension, described by those inside as a pleasant afterlife, and an amount of water equal to their body mass disappears from the well. However, it is later revealed that the ladder actually leads downwards into the earth, and the "heavenly" dimension is a deceptive, dangerous place that draws people in by exchanging their souls for darker entities.
- A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates (?)
- This article describes "A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates," a book published by the RAND Corporation in 1955 that contains a large table of random numbers. These numbers were generated using an electronic roulette wheel and then carefully tested and filtered. The book served as an important resource for statisticians and scientists, especially for methods like Monte Carlo simulations, and was also used in cryptography. It was one of the last major random number tables produced before computers became advanced enough to generate their own "pseudorandom" numbers more quickly.