The Imperfect Thread: Book One - A Tale Of Becoming

di Nikon White (Autore)

Nikon White, 2025

Have you ever felt out of sync with a world that demands perfect timing? In the city of Synchron, every heartbeat aligns. Every step falls on the measure. Every breath follows the collective rhythm. For three hundred years, humanity has achieved what it always dreamed of: perfect harmony, flawless coordination, the elimination of chaos. But Ruffles moves three heartbeats behind everyone else. His "lag" marks him as defective in a world where robots represent the ideal and humans strive to match their mechanical perfection. When he's summoned for Re-Calibration—a procedure that will eliminate his deviation and sync him with the collective—a mysterious stranger named Hareth appears with a radical question: What if your imperfection isn't a flaw to fix, but a feature to cultivate? Beyond Synchron's walls lies a forgotten truth: that evolution requires error, growth demands deviation, and the very "defects" society tries to eliminate might be what makes us most profoundly human. As Ruffles journeys into territories where the Green Thread of adaptation battles the Black Thread of perfection, he discovers that his three-heartbeat delay isn't latency—it's the space where choice lives. Do you ever wonder if the things you've been taught to fix about yourself might actually be gifts in disguise? THE IMPERFECT THREAD weaves philosophy and allegory into a vision of what we risk losing in our pursuit of optimization. For readers who've questioned whether efficiency should be our highest value, whether our flaws might serve purposes we don't yet understand, and whether there's wisdom in the spaces between the perfect beats. Are you ready to discover what becomes possible when you stop trying to be flawless and start learning to be wholly yourself?

• Autore: Nikon White
• Anno edizione: 2025
• Editore: Nikon White
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798232015466