Jason Ray Morton
Bio
I have always enjoyed writing and exploring new ideas, new beliefs, and the dreams that rattle around inside my head. I have enjoyed the current state of science, human progress, fantasy and existence and write about them when I can.
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Stories (775/0)
I Lost My Mind And Got To Know Myself
I lived a split life for a long time. Some things happened that put my life on an unplanned path. Then, in the blink of an eye, my path started to clear, and I realized I might not be who I wanted to be. Better late than never, right?
By Jason Ray Morton 5 days ago in Psyche
Winning Redefined
Anybody who has ever watched social media videos or seen all the angry, unhappy, disgruntled people knows that some people feel like they can't win. We're all exposed to others doing better in life and people doing far worse. When we see those people holding the brass ring, we often see a place in life we struggle to achieve.
By Jason Ray Morton 6 days ago in Motivation
The Benefits Of Being One Of The Shiny Happy People
10 Awesome Benefits Of Smiling More Being More Attractive: People love people who smile. We’re drawn to happy people. Why wouldn’t we be? Don’t you tend to avoid people with scowls, frowns, and grimaces at work? Even out in public, those people who look disgusted, angry, or menacing aren’t smiling. They’re the ones we tend to avoid. Wherever you might go, a smile makes you more attractive to people around you, and can also set people at ease. It may be a forced smile, or seem fake, but try using one the next time you are confronted with someone who appears grumbly or overworked. Use a smiling picture in your online dating profiles and professional profiles. See how people respond.
By Jason Ray Morton 7 days ago in FYI
Why News Of A Massive Sunspot Aiming At Earth Doesn't Worry Me
Space scientists are reporting that one of the most populated sunspot regions in more than a decade is about to aim at Earth. A 200,000-kilometer-long area of the sun, Archipelago, has started unleashing a barrage of solar storms that could head our way in the coming days. As the Archipelago aims at Earth, Earth could see many M-Class flares hitting the planet.
By Jason Ray Morton 14 days ago in FYI
How To Guarantee You Score Huge Results Using A Writing Platform
I’m going to cut right to the chase. If you want to score results while writing and publishing on writing platforms, there are three ways to achieve successful results. Instead of looking at what everybody else looks at, primarily reads, views, and earnings, I will take a slightly broader look at scoring results on a writer’s platform.
By Jason Ray Morton 15 days ago in Writers
The Trappist Adventure
There’s nothing in the world that brings out the boy in a man more than playing in the deep mud, but the brightest of man feels the overwhelming anxiety swell inside them when they’re in that mud with bullets flying overhead. I felt a million miles away from home before I knew my day would go from bad to worse. Then, it did, and I remembered what a bad acid trip felt like.
By Jason Ray Morton 20 days ago in Fiction
From Hero To Villain: Loki's Redemption In The MCU
Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Fans of the MCU for the past 14 years have been treated to the delightful depiction of the Norse God Of Mischief, Loki of Asgard. To say that Tom Hiddleston did a phenomenal job bringing Loki to life is an understatement. Not only has Loki been an intriguing character and entertaining to watch, but Hiddleston took ownership of the role in a way that makes him as irreplaceable as other MCU talents such as RDJ, Chris Evans, and the late Chadwick Boseman.
By Jason Ray Morton 25 days ago in Geeks
An Interview With The Author Of The Half Paper Moon, Melissa Ingoldsby
Melissa, I'd like to start by saying thank you for the opportunity to interview you. You're my first interview, but to begin with a recently published author feels like a great place to start. So thank you.
By Jason Ray Morton 25 days ago in Interview
Pentagon Official Admits Whistleblower Telling The Truth
All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office At Pentagon Dr. Kirkpatrick, the head of the AARO since it was founded by Joe Biden’s administration, is stepping down. But not before sharing shocking information about the investigation into UFOs.
By Jason Ray Morton 27 days ago in FYI
Solar Cycle 25 To Peak Sooner And Be More Intense
If ever there were a time for a repeat of the 1859 Carrington Event, a solar storm that fried telegraphs, created auroras so bright that night turned to day and created magnetic disturbances around the planet, Solar Maximum is arguably where to look for that level of an event.
By Jason Ray Morton 30 days ago in FYI
The Forsaken-Part X
Father Rogers sat on a grand deck behind a mansion in the tropics. It was his first trip to the tropics since becoming an Archbishop, and Jeff was unnerved by the timing. Meeting one of the church’s most generous benefactors was a great honor, usually. In the case of Steven, being summoned was more daunting.
By Jason Ray Morton about a month ago in Fiction
The Last Storm
James Duggan sat at his computer station working on a remodeling of the forecast for the peak of Solar Cycle 25. It was after midnight, and he was running on coffee and cigarettes. The Irish immigrant from Belfast worked for N.A.S.A. and was on the Space Weather team.
By Jason Ray Morton about a month ago in Fiction
