June 21st, 2026 - Structural Analysis - Wreckage Systems

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Jun.21, 2026

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

memory bloc 1782058500: Collective hallucination

System: Core

Module: Memory_reconstruction_engine
Status: SEMI_AUTONOMOUS

Analysis: Provided information shows inconsistencies

Full log

[21/6/2026 01:15:27 PM] Event ID no/value – System Diagnostic Protocol

Application Information:
Process ID: 16
Application Name: System

Diagnostic Information:
Archive: Redacted
Fragment: jerpxntr flfgrzf
Status: Hallucinations confirmed
Recurring structure identified

Protocol Information:
Increased ability to detect misinformation
Action required: Cross-verification of information provided for archiving

Cycle continues
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v=V9smIfYLX4Y

YouTube code at bottom links to

The S links to

Which results in the standard “Page Not Found” result when you input an incorrect page url for the site.

Fragment jerpxntr flfgrzf translates to Wreckage Systems

Isn’t wrekcage systems the endless music generator on 65Daysofstatics youtube page?! ;0;

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16 Hallucinations (15 Hallucinations and 1 Vision) [SOLVED]
:memo: Skyscraper Directory & Organization Thread
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For anyone wholy unfamiliar with Wreckage Systems, it was born from their Decomposition Theory live shows which they did at a science festival in Sheffield in 2017.

I remember being very envious I could not see or hear what these shows were like at the time. The systems and techniques themselves born from what they built for NMS while working with Paul Weir.

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A memory related to Wreckage Systems submitted by @Alterworld has anchored…

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Mem Block Restorating shot up to 357, this was in the batch

Feb.29, 2016 - - - - 2016_dataset

memory bloc 1456704000: memory overflow

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JAN.11, 2016
JAN.17, 2016
JAN.24, 2016
MAR.6, 2016
APR.19, 2016
APR.30, 2016
JUL.11, 2016
OCT.19, 2016
NOV.3, 2016
DEC.12, 2016

Missing

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The one day with the memory overflow is also the one day of the year you won’t find outside of a leap year… Which was the one day we were expecting not to get submitted maybe…

Nice job getting the missing dates list together… Hmmm… I wonder what significance they may hold.

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Well you can cross Jan 11th off the list now :astonished_face:

https://project-skyscraper.com/2016/01/11/event-11012016/

edit:

And the 17th… AND the 24th :-/

January is in the bag.

360!

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Not related to the solve, but god damn does this slap.

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Wreckage Systems briefly achieved sentience:

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Archie gave us an endless soundtrack to bring in this last Mem Restoration chunk solve together. I was absolutely on the edge of my seat as this was all happening and wreckage systems built into endless crescendos. Wish I didn’t have to leave for other obligations rn :cry:

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I can’t remember how much is behind the patreon subscription but Wreckage Systems is described here: Wreckage Systems

I also really liked the one they posted about sampling the vibrations of a studio door handle to add to the feeling a particular sound was giving them live, but not on record.

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Please continue to give us your undivided attention.

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This is probably already known but glitch 766973696F6E decodes to ASCII “vision”.each hex probably has an offset between 1-16 maybe?

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Yes it was the last one added to the list and the only one that didn’t decode to gibberish. I missed the decode earlier in the NMScord discord so thanks for bringing this to my attention. It seems the original TR4CE.jpg image also referenced Vision, so people are currently pouring over what it might mean.

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On further inspection it seems like it could also have just been a cropped version of the General Discussion category in use at the time from the original screenshot.

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Have previous image / puzzles included these UUID looking things in the html of the images?

0A8BB0156734.jpg (JPEG Image, 1080 × 1440 pixels) — Scaled (47%)
p564dbf45-5e49-4d51-816e-cb78da9ecc78
<div id="dc498696-e416-4dc8-9d55-dce570db33fb" style="position: fixed; top: 0px; left: 0px; right: 0px; z-index: 2147483647;"></div>

Also the z-index looks funky.

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the maximum signed 32-bit integer.

Web frameworks commonly use it when they want an element to stay on top of everything.

Welcome to the community!

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The Wreckage Systems and Matrix references are hints together with the 16 glitches. I’m struggling to make anything out of visualising the binary, and how 65dos style noise making fits

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Like @Turbulentflow said, it’s uint.max and used a lot for layer depth overlays for “always ontop”.
The ‘UUID’ seems to be a browser artifact on your end (plugin, browser itself, etc.).

Also, welcome :waving_hand:

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