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SCP-8940 (?)
SCP-8940 refers to two humanoid entities, SCP-8940-Z ("Zoya") and SCP-8940-L ("Lorelei"), who can change people's moods and emotional states through music. When people listen to their music, they feel as if the music is "talking" to them, helping them deeply understand their own emotions. These entities don't have a fixed appearance, with details like eye color, hair, height, and skin tone changing based on auditory input or mood. They enhance existing feelings rather than completely changing an individual. They are kept at Site-169 and are allowed to move freely, with their music being used as an experimental treatment for Foundation staff experiencing mental health issues.
Drapetomania (?)
The article describes Drapetomania as a fabricated mental illness proposed in 1851 by American physician Samuel A. Cartwright. He theorized it was the cause of enslaved Africans fleeing captivity, based on the racist belief that slavery was so beneficial that only those with a mental illness would desire freedom. Cartwright suggested "remedies" like whipping and keeping enslaved people in a submissive state. This concept has since been debunked as pseudoscience and is recognized as part of scientific racism.

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