Prof. Hubert Lukomski
Retired Philosophy Professor
About
After 30 years of asking students uncomfortable questions, I now ask them to myself. I write about meaning, mortality, and the small truths hiding in ordinary moments.
Most days you'll find me with black coffee and too many open books.
Writing
The Night-Before Covenant
Motivation isn’t a mood you wait for. It’s what shows up when tomorrow has already been decided—and you keep a small contract with yourself.
Read on Medium →The Only Honest Answer to Fear
We spend lifetimes running from what frightens us, constructing elaborate escapes. But fear doesn't want to be solved. It wants to be met.
Read on Medium →What I Wish I Knew About Time: A Career in Retrospect
At twenty-five, I thought time was infinite. At forty, I suspected it wasn't. At seventy-two, I know it isn't. This is not a sad realization. It's a clarifying one.
Read on Medium →The Antidote
Most of us are running the same poisoned code—always reaching, never landing. The antidote isn’t a feeling. It’s learning to see what was given.
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