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It's the quantum syllogism:
(1. need not apply e.g. if you are Roger Penrose, but it's still logically fallacious.)
Penrose would claim not to understand how 'collapse' occurs.
When I was younger, I picked up 'The Emperor's New Mind' in a used bookstore for about a dollar, because I was interested in AI, and it looked like an exciting, iconoclastic take on the idea. I was gravely disappointing when it took a sharp right turn into nonsense right out of the starting gate.