
Zero Infinity
How Nothing Makes Sense In ScienceBy Sid J.A. HubbardLength1h 14m
About this audiobook
Zero Infinity is a short gateway book into nested causal modeling: a discipline for seeing systems by their boundaries, enclosures, and lawful departures rather than by isolated objects alone.
Written for general readers, builders, researchers, professionals, and anyone who has watched a model fail at the edge of its assumptions, the book introduces the central idea behind Sid J.A. Hubbard's Causality and Attraction body of work: many of our hardest problems are not object problems first. They are boundary problems.
Without formulas, the book explains why ordinary zero is not enough, why singularities often mark broken maps rather than physical destinations, why vacuum and quantum problems may need better accounting of enclosure, and why nested causal modeling can become a practical discipline for approaching impossible problems.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics, Science and Nature
Length1 hr 14 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJul 2, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1How Nothing Makes Sense in Science
13Part III: The World Re-Read
2Reader’s Map
14Chapter 9: Climate Is Not Carbon
3Prologue: Nothing Is Not Empty
15Chapter 10: The Origin Story at the Edge of the Sky
4Part I: The Missing Boundary
16Chapter 11: Why Singularities Are Broken Maps
5Chapter 1: The Map Ends Before the World Does
17Chapter 12: The Vacuum Was Counted Wrong
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6Chapter 2: When Good Models Go Too Far
18Chapter 13: The Quantum Boundary
7Chapter 3: The Trouble With Starting From Things
19Part IV: What It Means
8Chapter 4: Before Zero
20Chapter 14: How to See What Encloses You
9Chapter 5: The Geometry of Nothing
21Chapter 15: The Future Belongs to Enclosures
10Chapter 6: The Boundary That Lets Anything Exist
22Chapter 16: The Work Ahead
11Chapter 7: Every Thing Is a Departure
23Epilogue: We Begin
12Chapter 8: The Three Laws of Nested Causality