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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How Old Is Mandalorian's Grogu
We were introduced to the youngling Baby Yoda when the first season of the Mandalorian premiered on Disney Plus. Three years later, fans have an idea of his time in the Star Wars Universe. He’s been around much longer than you might have thought.
By Jason Ray Morton3 days ago in Futurism
Before Freaking Out About AI I Talked To A Tech Specialist And Experimented
ChatGpt is like the new bike that came out or that new pair of Jordans that dropped at the shoe store. Everybody hears about it, and many run to it, yet it’s another thing that we experience. It’s the AI equivalent of early cell phones.
By Jason Ray Morton6 days ago in Futurism
Could History Repeat Itself In 2025
Could History Repeat Itself In January 2025 There is a lot of speculation about the week of March 20, 2023, as America, Donald Trump, and the world await what it appears even Trump views as his impending arrest. Amid the early days of his 2024 bid to return to the presidency, the New York DA has a grand jury that’s been weighing evidence for a possible indictment against the former president.
By Jason Ray Morton6 days ago in The Swamp
Sometimes Writer's Block Isn't Writer's Block
You’ve been sitting there staring at a blank page, or rather a blank screen. Nothing seems to come from you as you hold your pen, put your fingers on the keyboard, and freeze. You’ve written hundreds of articles and dozens of pieces of fiction. There have been reports for work, poetry pieces, and even the occasional movie review. Do you have writer’s block? It’s a simple enough answer and a convenient excuse to throw the towel in and walk away from the desk.
By Jason Ray Morton13 days ago in Journal
Why Heading Off Into The Sunset Feels Right
The longer I self-publish online, the more depressingly discouraged I feel. There isn't an audience to be had on Vocal, and there is no longer one on Medium. In fact, I don't think that audiences exist for self-published writers or bloggers. After three years, I'm convinced that I've maxed out what I am able to get for followers, and 99% of those don't actually read anything that's written.
By Jason Ray Morton13 days ago in Journal
20 Of The Weirdest Words For Writers To Try Using
Weirdest Words From The English Language English is spoken in nearly every country to one degree or another. While it’s a simple language, some words are strange to say and even stranger to read. These words prove it takes a lifetime to master the language, and it might take a lifetime to find a use for some words I’m about to share.
By Jason Ray Morton13 days ago in Journal
A Spring Tradition With Some Interesting History
March 17th is right around the corner, and soon we'll be celebrating St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day celebrates the passing of Saint Patrick, a fifth-century historical figure who's the patron saint of Ireland and the country's national apostle. Originally from Roman Britain, he was taken from his homeland and forced into slavery at 16. Later, St. Patrick escaped, returned to Ireland, and brought Christianity to the people of Ireland.
By Jason Ray Morton26 days ago in FYI
