I imagine a [[quantum die]] that forces every outcome to be true in some area of the multiverse in a reality where not all dice offer the same guarantee.
If I had such a die I'd try to use it to schedule work: that is, to pick which of a set of equally important tasks I am to do next. It would feel reassuring to think that all the tasks (or their intents) would come to happen, somewhere, for some definition of where.
If I had such a die I'd throw it millions of times, using the throws to reveal (slowly) to me some huge number. Then I would try to interpret the number; find something in it. Perhaps take it to encode a program, try to execute it, see if it outputs something. See if it halts.
@flancian is random.org such a quantum die available now?
[[random | anagora.org/random]]
- [[go]] https://random.org
@TetraspaceGrouping ha, perhaps ;)
random.org looks neat and old school, a combination I particularly enjoy :) thank you!