SCP 8596

Scopophobia, the employee of the month.

The SCP Foundation is nothing if not pragmatic, earning them a reputation for often being

cold and calculating as long as it gets the job done.

Their stakes are very high, and so that often leads them into situations where morals and

ethics are flexible, to say the least.

One thing that they occasionally do is utilize anomalies themselves for their own purposes,

despite their general ethos focused on containing any and at all anomalies themselves for their own purposes, despite their general ethos focused on containing

any and all anomalies. The fact remains that certain anomalies can be useful, especially

humanoid ones, regardless of the ethics involved. SEP 8596 revolves around a humanoid anomaly

and his continued usefulness to the foundation.

Let's take a look.

SCP 8596 is redacted from the record, but SCP 8596-1 is a humanoid entity identified as Dr. Eric Ramsey.

He was initially contained in Site 32's anomalous containment,

before being employed as a foundation interrogator as part of the integration program.

He's a Class 3 reality bender, enhanced empath, and telepath, capable of altering localized reality at will.

He can also read minute expressions, physiological changes, and physical processes of any subject that interacts with him,

and can also view the memories of a subject in real time,

meticulously taking notes while doing so.

After an incident relating to his integration in Site 32, it was discovered that Ramsey can

remove and implant the memories of his subjects at will, though he cannot read memories directly.

As a result of this, and negotiations with Site 32 management, he was moved to his containment

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