It's conflating two issues though. Most people who can ride a bike can't explain the physics. They really don't know how it works. The bicycle lesson is about training the brain on a new task that cannot be taught in any other way.
This case is more like a journeyman blacksmith who has to make his own tools before he can continue. In doing so, he gets tools of his own, but the real reward was learning what is required to handle the metal such that it makes a strong hammer. And like the blacksmith, you learn more if you use an existing agent to write your agent.
Agree, to me, the wheel is the greatest invention of all. Everyone could have rode a bike, but the underlying physic and motion that came to `riding` is a whole another story.
This case is more like a journeyman blacksmith who has to make his own tools before he can continue. In doing so, he gets tools of his own, but the real reward was learning what is required to handle the metal such that it makes a strong hammer. And like the blacksmith, you learn more if you use an existing agent to write your agent.