Please elaborate.
Like the people that think "finite but unimaginably large" has the same mathematical consequences as "infinite" (it doesn't, not even close). Or the people that think their pedestrian definitions of "complexity" map to some mathematical concept (it doesn't). Or that a tendency towards entropy is mathematically required (it isn't). Or that all finite sequences can't be expressed in finite time from a random number generator (they can, by the mathematical definition of "random"). Or the fact that most people don't know what "entropy" actually means but use the word liberally. And so on. I've regularly seen people refuse to believe mathematical concepts that have to be true by definition of the concept. Math illiteracy abounds, but it is apparent that most people don't know just how illiterate they actually are.