I would respectfully point out that the experiment is specifically designed to generate a 50/50 most probable future. To extract data from the indeterminant, unpredictable part of the future we would need to gain access to data in a future part of the universe.


As Time is an obsession of mine I have played with these ideas a bit. If the universe is as Newton described, with an absolute time the future does not exist, we can only make calculations based on present criteria. Newton thought he could predict anything with enough data. Of Course he was proven wrong by later thinkers. In Einstein's General Relativity all events exist separately, it is only a matter of perspective. If you can access the future you can gain information from it. The future being events like any others in our lives, only located in the future direction on the time dimension. Quantum Mechanics shows that the future is also indeterminate, many events cannot be calculated beforehand. The random number generators used in both experiment types are examples of indeterminant data, they can't be predicted beyond a 50/50, you need access to the future to make a correlation with them.