Millions of Little Threads

De: Robert Pantano

Narrado por: Robert Pantano

“It’s like there are a million little threads attached to everything—everything you think and choose and encounter—and all the threads are destined to get tangled up eventually.”

Kennedy Weatherly is a lonely, anxious young man working in finance. After implanting a brain-machine interface—a device controlled and interacted with through brain signals—he inexplicably begins experiencing problems with it. Unable to locate or identify the source on his own, Kennedy soon finds himself in a maze of absurd customer support processes as his problem only seems to get worse. He must struggle to regain control over his life in the progressively surreal and disorienting landscape of the near future.

A deeply dark yet almost comical exploration of humanity’s increasing alienation from itself, Millions of Little Threads will make you ponder the nature of progress, of technology, and of what it means to find oneself caught in the whirlpool of existence.

©2023 Robert Pantano (P)2023 Robert Pantano

As it is already short my only gripe is that some things and words are repetitive which can be simply removed

Contains alot of unique philosophical ideas but is more thrilling experience compared to his youtube content. Personally i tried sleeping to it like i usually do to his other content but man i was wrong , now im awake midnight writing this review.

Raises the question we will all soon face

Thought provoking story of the not too distant future that offers insight into the possible consequences for our choices.

Appalling because this is where we are headed...

Great story. Enjoyed the narration, easy to listen to like the author's YouTube channel.

Pretty Good

Good for a quick listen. Very much has the vibe of a Black Mirror Episode, so if you like that, you’ll probably enjoy this.

Great Sci-Fi Horror

The story was very engaging and it is pretty much where we are heading in the future.

Interesting…but

I enjoy Pantano’s work and this is no exception.

Conceptually this may be my favorite but it is my least favorite in terms of execution. The philosophical messages, while expected and interesting feel unnatural. It’s jarring enough to distract from the story being told.

With his previous work, the philosophical aspects were either more of the focus which made the verbose delivery appropriate.

This felt like an interesting story with commercial breaks of philosophy.

I absolutely love Robert Pantano

I love the author found out about him thru YouTube pursuit of wonder , Mr Pantanos imagination and storytelling is superb, Hid writings are a true treasure

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Also the moment when he goes FUCK FUCK FUUUCK was Powerful, that was a superb performance.
Also, some of the philosophy seemed a bit heterogeneous from the characters at time.

You continue to be the one that can fix you

In the end you are the only one that can help you. In the existentialism philosophy your decisions are the ones that create you.

the relevance

the intensity in Roberts narrative was actually exhilarating.the dependence and hatred we have/feel with current technology