Are there any algorithms that your fingers know and you don't?

All my COLLs are just ingrained in muscle memory but nowhere else. I can't even do them slowly. I don't know if I really knew the letters to go with the alg in the first place. I just remembered the fingertricks. That's how I know all my algs now. But when you start out you remember by the letters. COLL, being the last set I learned, apparently passed that step.
 
I don't know 1-look OKK, but I tend to learn some OLLs by looking at the PLL algorithms. For instance, I learned the OLL case #33 (One of the T-shape algorithm) by looking at my y-perm algorithm. Then the other day, I "intuitively" learned another OLL by looking at PLLs, and then a few solves later I got that OLL, and I was thinking "Oh! I know this! But then I couldn't remember what to do. Then I just decided to do it 2-look. But even though my mind told me to do it 2-look, I did it 1-look with the algorithm I just learned, and I was like "Wow!! I don't know that algorithm!! How did I do that?"

So in that case, the fingers knew the algorithm without me knowing it. The fingers just did it even though I said 2-look.
 
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