youre on to something

Maybe that one SCP nicknamed God? (I forgot the number) or the SCP-001 proposal that's an angel protecting the garden of eden.

​@@Echo_the_half_glitch those 2 must know about it. I think you would not get allot answer from gate Guardian but maybe God might say something

​@Echo I think is scp 343 I could be wrong though

The hard to kill beast or whatever his name is. That would be interesting.

That impressed me too. Only Dr. Bob can go to the top and return.

Or is it just a staircase?

@@puro8054 He usually interacts with the anomaly at the end of the video, so it’s probably 723.

@@stardragon7893 not just at The end, did you pay attention on 567 vid when he had 323 on his personal desk, He is BIG name on foundation, and everyone other GOI should know that too, BIG name like pathos crow or kondraki and they Are in good view of foundation :)

Huh, I guess the D-class almost made it into his room up there

To be fair, there‘s nothing I can do about the fact that my own body is aging as we speak, so I think the skip has a mild memetic effect that mirrors the general acceptance we all have for the process of aging. I remember when I found my first white hair. Acknowledge, and move on.

I mean you wouldn't suffer so better than most SCP deaths

Nah I’d go back down

@@proudlywild1491 From what I understand, once you make it past the 5th step, you ain't coming back down no matter how much you want to.

What if you send in a non aging SCP?

What if the loud family goes upstairs to scp-723?

@@joshwright4799 they will get very old and die if they continue

The music slaps

At some point Dr. Bob is going to be more realistic than real life.

The British accent was not well done 😭

@@mmecharlotte Yeah, I hear you on that one. The added bit of trauma to that scenario is the loss of agency and dignity once you're back in childhood.

*…and the others should.*

... Nah

@@ericad528 Now indeed

Would dr bob be a Apollyon or Thaumiel class entity? Thats the question

Could we make dr bob an SCP? 🤔

Lol try and explain SCPs and The Foundation to someone whose never heard of it. I found out the hard way that it's difficult af lol. I got a LOT of strange/confused looks 🤣 esp if they don't know what an "anomoly" is

@@amybishop666 So long as one is willing to delve into the platform and explore what it has to offer, you won't be disappointed. There are thousands of docs on the platform. Just make sure you don't go for 001, because there are only proposals. So if you imagine getting SCPs across to others is difficult, explaining the proposals is enough to make one pull their hair out. That is how I learned. 🤣

Speaking of random SCP's my sister had this silly idea about a random person, randomly sneezing and it would randomly cause a small nuclear explosion in random parts of the world and decided if she could make that into an SCP...I thought it was crazy at first but just hear me out...

@@ajakks6551 just admit it was your idea. Its fine. I mean the ideas shit but its fine

@@lillegoman No the idea wasn't mine and of course you would think it's stupid because I thought so too but then I thought to myself "The sneeze couldn't have been just random it could have to do with something microscopic or completely on a cellular like level" but i just humored the idea and left it at that feel free to believe what you want.

I would say it was a _little_ too stereotypical though

No such thing as a British accent. I know what you mean though.

You Americans and your ''British accents'' 😂 theres no such thing

shamk

@@Badookum @Catraphilus Astra when people say british accent they mean any accent from england or wales (scottish and irish accents people can tell apart). I'm not american but i won't learn to differentiate 20 separate british regional accents just so y'all will calm down about bRiTisH acCentS. No one will, because who cares.

yes these were exactly my questions when i finished watching the video... ashamed they didn't have a test segment i was interested in what could happen

what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immoveable object?

@@hotstepper6303 Following the Kopenhagen interpretation of quantum dynamics, two parallel realities might result from such a crash. One reality were the immovable object would be moved by the unstoppable object and one reality where the opposite would happen. That way, both objects would avoid paradoxical actions.

@@epaminon6196 yes i guess this is why scp foundation doesn't do such experiments

So what you saying we should shove able in there oh boy that's going to be hell on earth for the transport guards

My man, let him do what he wants to do. Though may be one day that might be possible.

@@mchanz3584 i mean hes just asking, its not like he's required to do what the commentor says

This isn’t enough for you? You people are so greedy…..

he would probably have to take amultiple month break to work on it

SCP: Overlord

Great speculation!

Honestly, I would believe this

That sounds a lot like Junji Ito's horror manga Uzumaki.

@@theotherther1 In a manner of speaking yes. But what is for certain is that it is a human isn't gonna be found in spiralled, mangled heap.

Maybe depress people who wants to end their life goes to church and this is a mysterious stairs made for them by idk maybe the same being that created us & gave us life lol. So that’s why it was in the church & also it’s better then committing suicide?? But just a theory. It don’t make any sense 😅

No. Despite that it's much bigger on the inside then the outside, it's never stated that it's infinite. It does seem like there's a top. Maybe that immortal would be able to walk up it normally.

This would make for a really good episode of an SCP roleplay series that deals with this theory

@@thinglet2478 What if it ends when time normally would?

They would age, but not die

@@Argo123_.0 In that case they can see what's at the top beyond the door and open it (Dr.Bob's home)

What if gumball & darwin goes upstairs to scp-723?

@@joshwright4799 ooh wicked good one

Ummmm.... i litterally play these videos to help me sleep. I absolutely love them, but they dont scare me. They lul me to sleep.

Wdym nervous about leaving the house?

@@Michael-um4kv don't wanna scp to get ya!lol

Literally what I was thinking!!!!

it's weird bc his recent videos he goes in full detail about things but here theres no reason to why the people want to keep climb or have a calm demeanor to others dying

@@donovanwick9278 it's all part of the anormally.

@Min Thu I'm just noticing the difference in material, not source. So he just steals content and make it his? I like am I the ah and react videos, but to hear this isn't his stuff smh. I guess that's content these days.. thanks

@@donovanwick9278 He’s an SCP content creator. Making content based on the fandom.

lmao

Im taking the evelator

Cringe.

@@ashlirabid9614 Yes you are

@@DecayedProtogen Your cosplay is cringe.

@@ashlirabid9614 how is is cringe?

@@pineapplesarescary9847 is cringe

It’s a fan made film calm down lmao

Well hes no one

what if the adaptable lizzard was to go up with a camra

Oh wow ive never thought about using it as a tool 😂

but age is reversed when you pull back

The price of making a tool to displace the plant would be horrendously exorbitant though, getting up ten times gets you a millenia of aging. Still, I would prefer paying an extraordinary sum instead of waiting a lifetime!

Don't we all?

What the hell are "British teeth"? Don't people in other countries have teeth??

@@returntodreamcastle6810 Well it's a common joke that British people have bad looking teeth. So maybe he is reffering to the boy? But I don't really know

I don't notice any glitch at 16:05

Scp-682 walking upstairs 😅

That was my first thought, for them to test the stairs, or to at least see if there was anything from the top of the tower.

@@Pixel_Fox420 no Bc it Works also other way around, If start on top you Will end up at baby or newborn when you go down, pay attention always when you Have chance

@@Mrhade5 Um no, the stairs don't exhibit anomalous properties when entered at the top

@@arvinroidoatienza7082 ok

​@𝕊𝕖𝕖𝕜 hahahaha

The flies in the intro died almost immediately flying up the steps, so it's not just stepping that triggers the effect. It must have to do with moving up.

A drone would die instantly due to the aging

@@NotNochos not if they gave it a Uranium power cell.

@@coreym162 At our current level of technogy, that drone would be using a nuclear decay battery. Those can only provide reasonable amounts of energy for a few decades tops. Too short a time span to get further up than human test subjects without fizzling out. My bet would be on a mechanical camera, made from gold, that takes pictures on long-lived analog film. It could be mounted on a compact stair-climbing robot (also made from gold), which draws its energy from a golden wind-up spring. Gold is highly resistant to decay and wind-up springs made from sturdy material can store kinetic energy as potential energy for movement indefinitely. Given the right mechanical wiring, such a device could be programmed to climb the stairs and to take a analog picture every so often.

@@epaminon6196 if you are looking for a sturdy spring, making it out of gold probably wouldn't be wise as gold is relatively soft for a metal, though you might be able to use it to coat/plate the spring to protect it

You made me realise he has 1 million. I started watching at 12k. This channel grew qucikly.

Thanks for the tip

@@Human_traain wait what

I second this motion. That SCP is honestly one of my favorites. Even though it has been covered by The Rubber and SCP Explained, Dr Bob's content is so much more interesting and (imo) better quality.

Witch one is that?

@@ghostdragon5735 the big eel for they use for anesthesia

Dr. Bob tend to cover more obscure scps. Also patreon

I don't think it would fit through the door.

I guess it would be for some reason immune to the urge to go further up the stairs.

you too

One word: Patreon

looked that way fro mthe guy they oulled out

How would you start from the top, if it cannot be reached from the bottom?

@@_Killkor From the outside?

@@KBgamer2010 _"From the exterior, the site appears to be in a state of disrepair, including the tower which SCP-723 ascends; however, this damage is not visible from the interior of the tower, though the staircase is still visibly worn. SCP-723 also appears to extend further upwards than the exterior architecture suggests."_ In the document, as you can see above, it said that from the outside the tower looks normal and decrepit, including the stairwell. Only after you approach this stairwell from the bottom it ascends indefinitely, more than what the height of the tower would suggest. From that we can expect that the Foundation probably already tried to make someone descend those stairs from the top of that tower, but it simply gave no anomalous results. The anomalous results only trigger if you scale up those stairs from the bottom. It's a non-euclidean stairwell that bends time and space. I guess it's a bit similar to how SCP-087 works, or the Spiral Path SCP-001 proposal. Basically, if there's an end to this stairwell, it's not located in our universe, if there is an end at all, it might as well go infinitely god knows where.

I Mean it was shown that the d-class that was pulled they returned to normal so It can

My theory: I think yes but i don't think 096 will aging from 723

Maybe it ages but very slowly. Slowly enough to reach the top of the Tower.