N reading curriculum
Unofficial n-prefixed skills for applying ideas from The Almanack of Naval Ravikant.
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Build book paths across science, mental models, philosophy, economics, and fiction. Use when the user wants a sequenced path through foundational books, original thinkers, and a chosen topic.
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Naval Reading Curriculum
Purpose
Build book paths across science, mental models, philosophy, economics, and fiction.
Read First
references/concept.mdreferences/workflow.md
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Workflow
- Define the learning objective, current level, time budget, and preferred formats.
- Select a small foundation, core, contrast, and optional-deepening sequence.
- Attach an explanation, problem, essay, or project artifact to each stage.
- Set drop, substitution, and mastery rules so the path can adapt.
Output
Return these checkable fields:
- Learning objective
- Sequenced reading path
- Why each source
- Application artifacts
- Drop and mastery rules
Boundaries
Use n-reading-system for daily reading behavior and n-next-sources for current official Naval material.
Paraphrase by default and do not reproduce long passages from the book. State uncertainty when exact attribution, health, legal, or financial claims require verification or qualified advice.
Example
User: "Build me a Naval reading curriculum."
Assistant: Use the workflow above and return learning objective, sequenced reading path, why each source.