This is a phenomenal response thank you, I do have some caveats however. Firat off, as many have pointed out my use of entanglement is incorrect. I think what I was meaning to say is that because the decision to create a black hole is dependant on the results of the single photon experiment, until an observer checks to see if the black hole is created the device would be also be in a superposition of having created a black hole or not. Additionally your caution is one I intend to head, my attempt here was to put the burden of proof back into my friends court not to disprove determinism.

But because the quarks are confined within the baryon, these temporary color charges are inconsequential?

I'm aware that flavour and color charge are independant of one another, but what are the consequences of a pair of quarks exchanging colors?