i posted this on sport but ill post it on here too "human

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Anyone who knows about the subconscious will tell you that it is sabotaging you, when it thinks your too good. So could a nice try be a successful sabotage? In other words you are ruining. Science tells us nothing about it (time and the subconscious).

From the try down is an accident a self sabotage?

Human error in general-

A wrong answer: A successful self sabotage? Nothing stopping a lucky guess.


What about this?

Accidentally spill your drink on someone, sure its a self sabotage, but turn it around and say "thats what you get for sitting there while i'm ruining you ya dumb dog" - now doesn't that make you better than a cluts? think about it

anyway if i right:

Doesn't it suggest that a beginner starts good, and then ruins. In other words practice is useless, your pushing against the self sabotage and another one is getting credit against the self sabotage. Should you instead be seeking permission from you subconscious?