We have neural networks in our brains which for some reason cannot be trained without practice in real world. No amount of reading about riding will train those real-time feedback loops that operate on much lower latencies then you can formulate conscious thoughts.
This is a limitation of our brains and not fundamental property of knowledge or information.
In AI neural networks which can ride bikes or recognize objects are easily introspected and copied. In humans this isn't implemented ;)
Isn't what we call thinking simply an introspection layer on top of our neural network hardware? Sometimes I wonder whether the entirety of what we call the mind is just an epiphenomenon that attempts to explain the workings of our neural network after the fact.
If that were true, then cognitive behavior therapy and meditation would have no effect. It's more likely a feedback loop between introspection and the neural network. Sometimes you need the slow, deliberate planning that comes with conscious thought.
This is a limitation of our brains and not fundamental property of knowledge or information.
In AI neural networks which can ride bikes or recognize objects are easily introspected and copied. In humans this isn't implemented ;)