Phillip J Hubbell: 4 books

When did you last see the sky from your desk? When did you last speak in a normal voice at your desk? Do you even have a desk? Or, is it a work surface posing as a desk? Do you know too much about your co-workers' personal grooming habits? Schrödinger's Cubicle is for the cube dweller. It is not a serious book but, if you're sitting in a cube, it's not a serious job.

Nothing is infinite. Actually not even "nothing" is infinite. A better description would be that everything that has a nature (including nothing) is physically finite. Infinity is unreal. It is conceptual. Infinity is a real concept but doesn't exist at any single point in time. There is...

People look at the experience of life from the perspective of living in it. What this means is that during our short time here on Earth we try to live up to the expectation of others, the expectations we set for us plus the cold hard truth of how life works out. Standing Still makes the case for an...

Infinity is a fairytale. If you find yourself traveling down a long tunnel towards a soothing ethereal light and you see your long dead grandmother, waving to you from a distant garden and harp music is playing gently in the background. Relax. You’re not dead. This doesn’t mean that you aren’t...