The author himself doesn't read at all, so the book basically reinvents the concept of the book, built on a background of video games and a serious obsession with numbers. This book is nothing like anything you've ever read before. Repeating Test 1, using a computer connected to a microphone and a printer, in place of test subject the machine would run a dictation algorithm to print the spoken words.
Repeating Test 2, using a machine recording sounds and replaying them after a delay, in place of the test subject. Repeating Test 2 with the test subject incapable of hearing. Repeating Test 2, but instructing the test subject to not repeat the words heard out loud. Repeating Test 1, but blindfolding the test subject before telling them to write words down, so that they can't see them. I propose following further tests to be made: This would explain the results of both documented tests. I put forward a hypothesis that the relevant recognition criteria is words being recognized from sensory inputs by the human brain, and backtracking to most direct source of these words. This suggests that the issue isn't with a representation format, but the interpretation of it - or at least in a way the representation is processed by human minds. I'd guess that, in context of this SCP, a PNG with letters on it would count as text too. Sometimes it's a straight lookup table correspondence (ASCII), sometimes more complex (Unicode) there may be noise (OOXML). Text in a digital form is just a way to indirectly reference pictures to be shown on the screen or printed. That seems to mean digitally stored text. On May 12th, 2019, an anonymous 4chan user started a thread in the site's paranormal board /x/ inviting users to post pictures of "disquieting images" that just feel "off." The user posted a picture of a yellow room at an off-center angle (shown below).Information given in the SCP tell us that digitally stored files are affected to. On April 21st, 2018, an anonymous 4chan user posted the image in the /x/ forum in a thread about cursed images (shown below). The comment inspired an expanded creepypasta and YouTube videos reading the creepypasta. The Backrooms is a creepypasta inspired by a comment on a picture of an "unsettling room" on 4chan's /x/ board.
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