Did Adam and eve really have a choice?

Why? For one thing, wouldn't people in the universe notice that, suddenly, the laws of physics changed, and then changed back?And wouldn't you still have the actual miracle to study?

Quantum facts are facts. Quantum theory is the model that explains those facts.

Iano builds a playpen for his infant children, but leaves a powerful circular saw in the middle, plugged in:"Don't touch the saw!" Iano sternly warns his infants, who are barely old enough to talk. "The consequences will be dire in the extreme, I assure you!" He then leaves.Later, when one of his kids is being sent to the hospital, or the morgue, with a few of his limbs cut off, who should we blame then? The "choice" of his infant to play with the saw?That's not going to fly with the court that, later, is going to convict Iano of child endangerment.

Sure, why not? What's he gonna do about it? I notice that Marduk and Thor went quietly into that good night; I doubt Yehova or Yaweh or whatever you want to call him is going to give us much trouble.

You've got the limitation wrong. God cannot choose to forego knowledge about our future actions; the limitation is not in God's power but in the universe he has created. He's still omnipotent, he just can't do that.