Ever had someone advocate "move fast and break things" as an end in itself?
Someone kool-aid-man into a discussion with a superficial solution and then declare victory?
Gordian Knot Fallacy. Send them to logic jail.

In the famous version, Alexander destroys the knot with a single sword stroke.
Contemporary historian Aristobulus told it differently: Alexander takes apart the pole the knot is tied to so he can better examine the knot, allowing him to see the path of the rope and untie it. Great troubleshooting, A

(It's a flavour of Hidden Assumption fallacy)