SCP-1237 │ The Epsilon Wave by TheVolgun - Reaction 

"Some may question my right to destroy a world of 10 billion souls, but those who truly understand realise I have no right to let them live."

"It is an undeniable and may I say fundamental quality of man that when faced with extinction, every alternative is preferable." - The Director Of Project Freelancer, Red Vs Blue

The lucid dreamers are simultaneously more and less terrifying, because while they have more control of their powers, they are much more predictable and less likely to do particularly drastic things.

Five minutes in, ethics committee has one hell of a task with this one!

Apart from Dr Clef the only thing that works against reality benders are scranton reality anchors and the foundation found out a long time ago that the anchors don't work the way they're supposed to. Each time they use an anchor it weakens reality resulting in the situation that more need to be used to maintain reality and each one that breaks 2 more need to be used to fill its place. One to replace the original and a second to hold the damage the original one did plus what ever it was holding and so on. Scp 7000 on the other hand is a wholesome reality bender story but you haven't reached that request yet.

This scp is definitely a good example of how morality is on a sliding scale. We can only adhere to our morals as much as our environment/the situation we find ourselves in allows.

I must admit, this one is a personal favorite of mine. I'm so glad you watched this one, as its implications and subsequent applications are as intriguing as they are mortifying. Wonderful video as always!

The quote you were thinking of is from Inquisitor Horst from Battlefleet Gothic Armada, and his exact words were: "...some may question my right to destroy a world of ten billion souls. But those who truly understand realize that I have no right to let them live. There is no sacrifice too great, no treachery too small." And that's exactly the position the Foundation is in. They're aware of other universes and parallel timelines where they saw what happened when the Foundations of those dimensions failed. So while it's easy to imagine what CAN happen, the SCP Foundation has seen what often WILL happen should they allow the chance for dangerous anomalies to succeed.

It takes one lucid dreamer with this who knows what his power does to end the world.

The quote you reference is Inquisition. There is some parallels between this SCP and Psyker's in 40k. Because every Psyker is a threat to the entire world they are on, if not more. Doesn't matter if they don't want to be, they are. The phrase 'Moral Courage' fits, because (and I appreciate the author of that SCP) you need to not be numb to the horror, no matter how much it needs doing. Courage isn't the absence of fear, but the will to face the frightening.

the gene pool is stagnant (with epys) and the SCP foundations is the ministry of chlorine

This one is by far one of my favorites. One thing I thought about that’s terrifying is that the epsilon dreamers could create more or have created scps.

Scps like this one shows us that reality-bending in the scp universe is not a joke

Is it wrong that the first thing that came to mind, was finding a bunch of SCP-1237 effected individuals, drug them whit deep sleep drugs, then proceed to pump them full of every hallucinogen known to man, and wait to see what happens 🤔.

Oh shoot I just thought about this! Does anyone remember that twilight zone episode with the kid in the town where everyone had to be nice to him or he would think them away

I believe that Inquisition quote appears in the game Battlefleet Gothic: Armada.

Have you thought about doing videos on what would happen if certain SCPs came into the Warhammer 40k universe? And i'm not just talking like individual SCPs like SCP 682, SCP 096, SCP 999 and so on, i mean, like the SCPs that are full blown scenarios like SCP 001 When Day Breaks, or the Three Moons Initiative, or SCP 5000 and such. It would be interesting to ponder how the WH40k universe deals with such things, if they even can in some cases. While i know people like to cling the Extermanatus tactic, i don't think that will always help, especially in some of these scenarios.

Sometimes the subversion is a happy go lucky one. Sometimes the subversion makes 40k grimly nod in solidarity and assist. Also, as a head's up, you seem to either have a glitch, or have had a persistent mistake the last two or so days, because both times two of your videos have the same titlecard overlay as a heads up.

Holy hell this one was extreme.

the banana pill was one that sounded innocent but traumatized you

Your voice is a little low or the volgan's video is a little high

Oh its the Mandela Effect.

Yea I'm pretty sure this scp went up against scp 682 and scp 682 survived

You know what it sucks. The fact that this is a good scp and no one reacts to IT. Same with scp 973.

I enjoy your videos please continue make more, thank you