Summary of "Every SCP-001 Proposal Explained"

Key Concepts and Proposals:

SCP-001 Identity: SCP-001's identity is intentionally kept secret to protect its immense power or critical knowledge.
The Sheaf of Papers (Jonathan Ball): A stack of papers that continuously writes new SCP descriptions, possibly predicting or causing new SCPs to emerge.
The Prototype (Dr. Gears): A creature theorized to be an early form of humanity, linked to the term "Keter" for hard-to-contain entities.
Gate Guardian (Dr. Clef): An angelic figure guarding the Garden of Eden, capable of destroying anything that approaches.
The Log (Quantum): A gemstone that represents the universe, emitting specific radio waves.
The Factory (Dr. Bright): A factory that produced anomalies and led to the formation of the SCP Foundation.
The Spiral Path (Dr. Man): A trail that defies gravity, leading to the foundation's exploration of anomalies.
The Legacy (Dr. McKenzie): Items from a parallel universe that hint at a multiverse theory and the potential destruction of all universes.
The Database (S. Andrew Swan): A system for managing leaks of SCP information, threatening death to those who know too much.
The 36 (Jory and Matrix): A group of humans who can neutralize anomalies but whose deaths cause new dangerous SCPs to appear.
Keter Duty (Roger): A facility in Greece linked to all Keter entities, suggesting their nature is influenced by interaction.
When Day Breaks (SD Lock): An alternate timeline where sunlight transforms living beings into monstrous entities.
God's Blind Spot (Spike Brennan): A location where natural death cannot occur, linked to biblical references.
The Consensus (Wrong): A narrative that history has been rewritten by the O5 Council.
The Black Moon (Tan Honey): An entity that can obliterate humanity, countered by the Administrator.
Memento Mori (Rounder House): The Administrator's mansion, containing graves of O5 members, symbolizing mortality.

Methodologies and Themes:

Existential Threats: Many proposals deal with the concept of existential threats to humanity, whether through cosmic entities or the consequences of human actions.
Reality and Multiverse: Several proposals explore the idea of parallel universes and the implications of human choices on reality.
Anomalies and Ethics: The ethical considerations of containing anomalies and the moral implications of the Foundation's actions are recurrent themes.
Narrative Constructs: Some proposals involve storytelling and narrative manipulation as a means of containing or explaining SCP phenomena.