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5 contributions to Cognitive Fitness Club
START HERE: What are you learning right now?
Welcome to Centaurian Thinking. What are you learning right now? It doesn't have to be impressive or long-running — something you started this week counts. Big, small, practical, ridiculous, all of it. Tell us who you are while you're at it. A sentence or two is plenty. I'll go first — I'm Daniel, I run audience here. Right now I'm learning how to build a slide deck, which I'd somehow avoided my entire career until about four days ago. Drop yours below. You'll probably find someone chasing the same thing. Then head to Classroom. Start with The Learning Codex — that's the system. The Free Roll comes next: seven days, fifteen minutes a day, putting the tools to work.
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@Hasan Kubba, you are hitting the ground running. We realize that, as humans, we try to solve problems with a machine-like structure for simplicity. However, the best answers reflect nature's complexity in filling an entire ecosystem. The contextual stories provided are key to success in any system. There is never a single right answer in the natural world, and the age of Ai is bringing this to light. I think the mastery is in the wisdom of knowing that there are actually no rules and no "right" answers. This is a scary place for our subconscious.
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@Joey Monaco there are steps in this program that scream scavenger hunt. This will be right up your alley.
Doing the Unstuck
The only reason Ai should be scary is if you feel stuck. It is easy to feel stuck without an intentional movement protocol.
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I've been meditating for decades. I've learned every style. Most simply require a focus on being present to escape the noise. Still, it all seemed too unintentional. The beauty of an intentional process is that it removes friction from "doing". Using physical fitness as the paradigm for cognitive (and emotional) fitness is a superpower for those who engage.
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Scott's "no brain, no gain" manifesto is designed to enjoy each bite of thought.
Rare opportunity
It is so cool to be one of the first folks to try this stuff out.
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Add Leaderboard points for playing the game, rather than for receiving a "thumbs up" from others. If you maintain a false proxy for success in the system as the primary KPI, you will undermine the foundational participation you want. Points for streaks of participation should come before the points for community-building.
New Meta Mastery Video
Hello! We have a new video live in the classroom! Let us know what you think!
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Behind the Scenes: Building the last learning tool you will ever need.
We are launching a Kickstarter 9.22.26, here is some BTS footage of a brainstorming session. Let us know if you have any questions! This Kickstarter is 30 years in the making!
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Eternal learners are learning not to only attain a finite set of skills, but to meta-learn for a continuous attainment that exponentially accumulates.
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Dave Fitzgerald
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I've enjoyed spending the greatest part of my career working with and building small businesses.

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Joined Oct 17, 2026
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