Quora is a Q/A site. Can you comment on the fallac(y,ies) in the question shown?

This one is even more interesting for "Logically Fallacious" folks...
https://www.quora.com/Is-it-wrong-to-use-quantum-mechanics-to-justify-metaphysical-lines-of-thought

Here, I think the asker is pointing out the potential for circular reasoning, and/or argument from ignorance...

There's an actual fallacy coined by Bo Bennett specifically for this area called quantum physics fallacy<>. It is when the argument is somehow connected to quantum physics to gain credibility when in reality the claim to be supported is not related to quantum physics whatsoever. Some religious people claim that the bizarre behavior of the quantum world is actually God manipulating quanta to intervene in the universe like using quanta to make cells undergo mutations that drive evolution in order to create variations among organisms and such. I believe that can be a form of argument from ignorance<>.