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Executive Access SCP-Object Indices

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  1. Document ExecCls.001.a0
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  3. This List is to be exclusive to personel authorized by O5 staff only. Possession of knowledge of these classifications, even their existence, is considered a Class 7 offense, and will result in application of class A amnesiacs, permanent on site incarceration, execution, [DATA EXPUNGED], or any punishment the Foundation deems appropriate and necessary to contain the breach.
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  5. The Executive Classification List:
  6. Most personnel are only allowed to see information relating directly to the SCP-Object they are assigned, and further, only information that is relevant to containment of the SCP and a small modicum of what we know about that SCP. If you are reading this document, then you have been promoted to Level 4 autherization, and thus have shown ability, intellect, and responsibility necessary to know more about the SCP-Objects, facilities, and personnel you will be over seeing. As such, your clearance level into our databases has been expanded, and you will notice many changes to the traditional profiles our lower ranked personnel are able to access. These will have the normal S-E-K classifications, but further, will contain codes relevant to this list to give you a better idea of what you are dealing with, as well as expanded information on specific capabilities of each Object, side effects not released to the general staff, and the uneditted versions of experiments.
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  8. Executive Classifications are a __ digit code with each digit refering to a specific attribute of the SCP-Object in question. This is a general guideline for Level 4 and higher personnel to reference.
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  10. Each index refers to specific abilities, properties, and mechanisms pertent to the SCP-Object in question. Please refer to the document refered to by each value for more specific information pertaining to that value.
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  12. Universally. Class 0 in an index means that it is non applicable. Class X means that it surpasses our ability to measure at the present time.
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  14. Each index will start with the name of the index, then a list of the classes within the index itself. The lowest and highest classes in the index will have examples provided for immediate reference. Finally it will give the document giving a more indepth description of each class and the specifics of their index.
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  16. Value Index:
  17. Class 1) Negilible Value. (example: Class-D personnel)
  18. Class 2) Minor Value.
  19. Class 3) Moderate Value.
  20. Class 4) High Value.
  21. Class 5) Unique Value.
  22. Class 6) ____________. (example: SCP-____) Special Note: Should this SCP-Object be lost, all O5 staff are to be informed immediately and all resources necessary be applied to retaking it.
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  24. You will occasionally see SCP objects with higher Value than Class 6. Treat them as Class 6 Valued Objects for all intents and purposes. Specific actions may be taken against those responsible for the loss of such objects however.
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  26. Refer to Documents ExcCls.001.b1 through ExcCls.001.b9 for more information on the Value Index.
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  28. Determinism Index:
  29. Class 1) Rates at least 5 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  30. Class 2) Rates at least 25 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  31. Class 3) Rates at least 100 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  32. Class 4) Rates at least 500 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  33. Class 5) Rates at least 1500 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  34. Class 6) Rates at least 3000 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  35. Class 7) Rates at least 5000 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  36. Class 8) Rates at least 7000 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
  37. Class 9) Rates at least 9000 on the Calvin-Hobart Scale
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  39. Temporality Index:
  40. Class 1) Rates at least
  41. Class 2) Rates at least
  42. Class 3) Rates at least
  43. Class 4) Rates at least
  44. Class 5) Rates at least
  45. Class 6) Rates at least
  46. Class 7) Rates at least
  47. Class 8) Rates at least
  48. Class 9) Rates at least
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  50. Spacial-Visgosity Index:
  51. Class 1) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 40 Degrees.
  52. Class 2) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 80 Degrees.
  53. Class 3) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 120 Degrees.
  54. Class 4) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 160 Degrees.
  55. Class 5) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 200 Degrees.
  56. Class 6) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 240 Degrees.
  57. Class 7) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 280 Degrees.
  58. Class 8) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 320 Degrees.
  59. Class 9) Has a Spacical-Curvature of atleast 360 Degrees.
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  61. Paradox Ratio Index:
  62. Class 1) Rates at least
  63. Class 2) Rates at least
  64. Class 3) Rates at least
  65. Class 4) Rates at least
  66. Class 5) Rates at least
  67. Class 6) Rates at least
  68. Class 7) Rates at least
  69. Class 8) Rates at least
  70. Class 9) Rates at least
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  72. Manifestation Index:
  73. Class 1) Rates at least
  74. Class 2) Rates at least
  75. Class 3) Rates at least
  76. Class 4) Rates at least
  77. Class 5) Rates at least
  78. Class 6) Rates at least
  79. Class 7) Rates at least
  80. Class 8) Rates at least
  81. Class 9) Rates at least
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  83. Thaumatic Gluon Index:
  84. Class 1) Rates at least
  85. Class 2) Rates at least
  86. Class 3) Rates at least
  87. Class 4) Rates at least
  88. Class 5) Rates at least
  89. Class 6) Rates at least
  90. Class 7) Rates at least
  91. Class 8) Rates at least
  92. Class 9) Rates at least
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  94. Memetic Index:
  95. Class 1) 1-10 ideas per 100 thoughts (Average Memory)
  96. Class 2) 11-20 ideas per 100 thoughts
  97. Class 3) 21-30 ideas per 100 thoughts
  98. Class 4) 31-40 ideas per 100 thoughts
  99. Class 5) 41-50 ideas per 100 thoughts
  100. Class 6) 51-60 ideas per 100 thoughts
  101. Class 7) 61-70 ideas per 100 thoughts
  102. Class 8) 71-80 ideas per 100 thoughts
  103. Class 9) 81-90+ ideas per 100 thoughts.
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