I was addressing the title. There are things that can be done, I named one of them (by the general strategy of making progress on helplessly difficult problems through finding similar but easier problems that it’s possible to work on). It doesn’t encompass everything, and likely doesn’t straightforwardly help with any issue you might still be having. I suspect that if “procedures” include cognitive habits and specific training of aspects of activities that usually get no deliberative attention, it might still be useful. Probably not for brushing teeth.
I was trying to find something that helps me form something that doesn’t need any deliberative attention, though. Can you give an example of where it might be useful?
I was addressing the title. There are things that can be done, I named one of them (by the general strategy of making progress on helplessly difficult problems through finding similar but easier problems that it’s possible to work on). It doesn’t encompass everything, and likely doesn’t straightforwardly help with any issue you might still be having. I suspect that if “procedures” include cognitive habits and specific training of aspects of activities that usually get no deliberative attention, it might still be useful. Probably not for brushing teeth.
I was trying to find something that helps me form something that doesn’t need any deliberative attention, though. Can you give an example of where it might be useful?