How flexible is the principle of causality?

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I as a physicist clarify that uncertainty principle doesn't give you proof of true randomness. All it does is show that we can't know the future 100% certain. But not knowing the outcome doesn't prove it's random.

I'm an agnostic with leanings toward substance dualism, or to transcendent emergence. (by which I mean that once a sentient agent "ascends" out of the pseudo-random soup of particles in the universe, it can function freely DESPITE being completely rooted in deterministic processes. Crazy stuff, right?

Not crazy just stupid and false.