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I taught philosophyt in higher education for 41 years, first at Tulane and then at University of Colorado Boulder. You can find my research page at https://colorado.academia.edu/MichaelZimmerman
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Jan 21, 2026 ∙ 11 min
Did Alien Abductions Contribute to a Pedagogy of Finitude?
Michael E Zimmerman January, 2026 Some time ago in conversation with Karin Austin (director of the John E. Mack Archives), I learned that alien abductions began a dramatic decline in the early 1990s and eventually ceased. Whitley Strieber generally agrees with this assessment, as does Steve Aspin, who recently published an insightful book (Out of Time) about his own abduction experience. [i] Even though some reports of abductions are still posted on-line forms, the number of...
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Jun 9, 2025 ∙ 22 min
Alien Abduction: Even if true,
impossible to believe?
Michael E. Zimmerman Widespread reports of alien abduction are particularly difficult to accept or even entertain,...
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May 12, 2025 ∙ 18 min
Are ETs Demonic?
A review of: "The First and Last Deception: Aliens, UFOs, AI, and
the Return of Eden’s Demise"
Michael E. Zimmerman Dennis O’Connor’s book, The First and Last Deception: Aliens, UFOs, AI, and the Return of Eden’s Demise , is a noteworthy intervention in UFO literature. Indeed, it should be required reading for anyone wanting to know why some Christians regard ETs not as creatures from other planets, but instead as supernatural diabolical entities seeking human ruin. What follows is not a full review of O’Connor’s lengthy book but only comments on some particular...
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