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If anything just that it will break most tracking and surveillance systems that weren't built for the tiny proportion of ipv6 hosts.
The question is, how can get a few tens of thousands of completely random and unrelated ipv6 addresses and pick one at random for every connection I make to outside my LAN
They are related but the prefix is shared unless you at some with your own router. (Even then your prefix probably isn't static)
Well, I would like the whole address, from hour to hour, to have no correlation whatsoever, as many random numbers as possible.
That probably isn't possible since routing on the public internet wouldn't work.