Two questions:
What kind of decisions do you have in mind? Presumably I'm not rolling each time I take a step (or not) while walking down the street, right?
Is there any reason not to say 100% for all my decisions on Tuesday? (Assuming I don't happen to find myself in any adversarial interactions with Omega.)
See my answer to gjm.
Let's say I'm lazy, and I can't decide for sure if I want vanilla or chocolate. Rolling the quantum die seems easier.
CFAR sometimes plays a Monday / Tuesday game (invented by palladias). Copying from the URL:
So my question is (edited on 2014/05/13):
On Monday, I make my decisions by rolling a normal die. Example: should I eat vanilla or chocolate ice-cream? I then decide that if I roll 4 or higher on a 6-sided die, I'll pick vanilla. I roll the die, get a 3, and so proceed to eat chocolate ice-cream.
On Tuesday, I use the same procedure, but use a quantum random number generator instead. (For the purpose of this discussion, let's assume that I can actually find a true/reliable generator. May be I'm shooting a photon through a half-silvered mirror.)
What's the difference? (Relevant discussion pointed out Pfft.)