"Everyone knows what a horse is"
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All we know for certain is that at some point that thing was on some bored Romans knob.
We could use the smoke DNA samples he's provided to bring him back and ask him
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It's a Roman plumbus.
Everyone Roman has one
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Panic Pete
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My ancient roman friend says it's a candle holder for different sized candles
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This is SCP-184.
But you probably don’t have access to that file.
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Everyone Roman has one
This is why there was no need to write about it.
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This is why I couldn't have a time machine. I'd go back in time and fuck with people. Leave a modern day Bic pen deep in a cave in New Zealand, or a randomly shaped object with no clear use made from something like titanium in a forest in the middle of Brazil.
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This is amazing. I love it.
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... Art?
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This is amazing. I love it.
God this thing has gotten so beaten up lately. Clearly not the best quality lol that or I'm the longest serving O5.
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And behind the butt plugs?
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And behind the butt plugs?
The declaration of independence
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The declaration of independence
*Incontinencia
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That's a Prime Resonator from Path of Exile
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Broski no need to get so pressed. What do you think fiction is? How would a young, impressionable audience, interpret this work?
Works of fiction don’t exist in a vacuum. They are directly inspired and informed from the world we live in. In a similar vain, the impact of fiction does not exist in a vacuum. You don’t read a book and come away with no thoughts related to it. You don’t just throw away knowledge like that. If anything fiction works directed at children have an outsized impact on how we perceive the world compared to the space they occupy in literature.
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This is, by far, the most compelling theory I've seen.
Given that those things were so common, I wouldn't be surprised if some of the other uses people have theorized could have happened too.
