Noting that new site member 
iiT (account age 359 days, site membership 292 days) recently coldposted the following page, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation:
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9359
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**Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-9359 is contained inside a Foundation-controlled residential testing facility located at Site-19. Access to SCP-9359 requires approval from assigned research personnel.
Personnel entering SCP-9359 are prohibited from bringing personal items, photographs, or electronic recording equipment. Any individual reporting false memories, unfamiliar personal relationships, or changes in their own autobiographical records after exposure to SCP-9359 must undergo psychological evaluation.
**Description:** SCP-9359 is a two-story residential building located in █████ County, Oregon. The structure resembles an abandoned suburban house built during the late 20th century, although no records of its construction, ownership, or existence have been discovered. Local databases, property records, and satellite imagery show no evidence that SCP-9359 has ever legally existed.
Despite this, several residents living within a 20-kilometer radius of SCP-9359 have claimed that the house has "always been there."
The interior of SCP-9359 does not maintain a consistent layout. Upon entering, the structure will alter itself according to the memories, expectations, and emotional associations of the individual inside. Subjects commonly report that the house resembles a location from their childhood, a previous residence, or a place they associate with safety.
However, investigation has shown that SCP-9359 does not recreate places that subjects have actually experienced.
Instead, SCP-9359 appears to construct environments based on the idea of a place that should have existed.
Objects found inside SCP-9359 often include family photographs containing unfamiliar individuals, personal belongings belonging to the subject despite never having been owned by them, and written documents describing events that never occurred.
Subjects exposed to SCP-9359 consistently report the presence of another individual within the house.
The appearance and identity of this individual varies between subjects. Some describe an elderly family member, others describe a childhood friend, and some describe an unknown person who feels immediately familiar.
The individual does not display hostile behavior and does not attempt to prevent subjects from leaving SCP-9359. Instead, the entity behaves as though the subject has returned after a long absence.
When questioned about the identity of the entity, subjects typically provide answers that contradict their own memories.
Examples include statements such as:
"She is my sister."
"I have known him my whole life."
"I don't remember meeting her, but I remember losing her."
Attempts to document the entity have failed. Photographs taken inside SCP-9359 show empty rooms or unrelated objects. Audio recordings contain only background noise.
The most significant effect of SCP-9359 occurs after prolonged exposure.
Subjects who remain inside the structure for more than six hours begin to experience uncertainty regarding their own personal history. They may forget details about their actual homes, family members, or childhood experiences while gaining memories connected to SCP-9359.
These memories are not false in the traditional sense. Subjects are able to describe them with the same emotional certainty as genuine memories.
After removal from SCP-9359, affected individuals usually recover within several weeks.
However, all recovered subjects have reported the same final memory before their symptoms disappear:
They remember standing outside the house.
They remember looking back.
And they remember someone inside the window watching them leave.
[[collapsible show="+ Discovery Log 9359-01" hide="- Discovery Log 9359-01"]]
Discovery Log 9359-01:
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SCP-9359 was discovered on 12/06/2018 after local authorities received multiple reports concerning an abandoned house appearing on a previously empty section of █████ Road.
Foundation agents investigating the location discovered the structure fully furnished despite the absence of electricity, water supply, or construction records.
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Exploration Transcript 9359-A
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Explorers:
Agent Michael Reeves
Agent Eleanor Whitmore
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[BEGIN LOG]
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Agent Reeves:
The place looks like nobody has lived here for years.
Agent Whitmore:
Then why is the kitchen light on?
Agent Reeves:
It isn't connected to anything.
Agent Whitmore:
I know.
Agent Reeves:
Eleanor?
Agent Whitmore:
There are photographs.
Agent Reeves:
Of what?
Agent Whitmore:
Me.
Agent Reeves:
What?
Agent Whitmore:
Not me now.
(Pause)
Agent Reeves:
What do you mean?
Agent Whitmore:
I don't know.
Agent Reeves:
Put them down.
Agent Whitmore:
Michael...
Agent Reeves:
What?
Agent Whitmore:
I remember this room.
Agent Reeves:
You've never been here.
Agent Whitmore:
I know.
(Pause)
Agent Whitmore:
That's the problem.
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[END LOG]
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Experiment Log 9359-04
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Subject: D-9134
Researcher: Dr. Jonathan Miller
Purpose:
Determine whether SCP-9359 recreates existing memories or creates new psychological associations.
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[BEGIN LOG]
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Dr. Miller:
Describe your surroundings.
D-9134:
A living room.
Dr. Miller:
Do you recognize it?
D-9134:
No.
Dr. Miller:
Then why are you describing it as familiar?
D-9134:
Because it feels like I grew up here.
Dr. Miller:
You did not.
D-9134:
I know.
Dr. Miller:
Then explain.
(Pause)
D-9134:
I think this is the house I was supposed to have.
Dr. Miller:
What does that mean?
D-9134:
I don't know.
(Pause)
D-9134:
But I think someone has been waiting for me to come home.
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[END LOG]
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**Addendum** 9359.1 — Recovery Interview
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Following Experiment 9359-04, D-9134 requested a final interview before termination of observation.
The interview was conducted by Dr. Jonathan Miller.
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Dr. Miller:
You said SCP-9359 showed you a house that you were supposed to have.
D-9134:
Yes.
Dr. Miller:
Do you still believe that?
D-9134:
No.
Dr. Miller:
Why?
(Pause)
D-9134:
Because I remembered something.
Dr. Miller:
What?
D-9134:
The house wasn't waiting for me.
Dr. Miller:
Then what was it waiting for?
D-9134:
Someone who would remember it.
Dr. Miller:
And who was that?
(Pause)
D-9134:
I don't think it was ever empty.
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Excerpts of note:
Personnel entering SCP-9359 are prohibited from bringing personal items, photographs, or electronic recording equipment. Any individual reporting false memories, unfamiliar personal relationships, or changes in their own autobiographical records after exposure to SCP-9359 must undergo psychological evaluation.
However, investigation has shown that SCP-9359 does not recreate places that subjects have actually experienced.
Instead, SCP-9359 appears to construct environments based on the idea of a place that should have existed.
After removal from SCP-9359, affected individuals usually recover within several weeks.
However, all recovered subjects have reported the same final memory before their symptoms disappear:
They remember standing outside the house.
They remember looking back.
And they remember someone inside the window watching them leave.
Of note, staff has received reports of the user's suspicious activity since early July; the user had a habit of deleting pages once they reached a low enough rating. Some retained examples from reported excerpts include:
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/looping-gas-station
Current research indicates that SCP-9136 does not simply reproduce the memories of individuals who enter it. Instead, the anomaly appears to construct an alternative version of the subject’s life — one that is internally consistent, deeply familiar, and seemingly real, yet has never been acknowledged by reality.
Extended exposure to SCP-9136 causes gradual cognitive distortion in affected individuals. Subjects begin to question whether their current reality is their “true” life, often expressing the belief that the outside world is merely an inaccurate replacement.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9381
"The most disturbing aspect of SCP-9381 is not that the house contains impossible spaces."
"It is that one of those spaces appears to be trying very hard to convince us it was never impossible."
User has no forum posts and no sandbox activity, and it was observed in their prior posts that they made no edits to their mainsite coldposts. Permanently banned, PM sent. Kufat and Zoobeeny supporting.
