system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[SCP/The Culture] How would the Culture deal with those anomalies?

*First of all, I haven't read all Culture books yet. I know Earth is mentioned at some point, but I don't really know more about that, so please excuse any errors regarding that which I might make in this question. Thank you.*

I heard one of our ships recently scanned the computer networks of some primitive civilization, so I decided I'd browse a bit and see if there's anything interesting there. I happened to stumble upon something called the "SCP Wiki", a collection of descriptions of (fictional) "anomalous", i.e. supernatural, beings and objects. Just look it up.

Anyway, it got me thinking... How would we react to such "anomalies"? Would we even consider them anomalous at this point, or would our advanced knowledge of the universe allow us to see them as unusual, but still in accordance with the laws of physics? Would we imprison them and keep them secret like this "SCP Foundation" does, or would we make their existence public and try to use them to our advantage (or, in the case of sentient SCPs, befriend them)? Can SCP-682 be destroyed by Gridfire?
gpt
They're called "Outside Context Problems". The Excession is one example of this. 

The Culture has several plans for situations like this, including one GSV configured to... well... just read Excession... it's one of the best of the Culture books.