I'm not sure that that summary is exactly right. What's the inconclusive evidence? Do you mean the mysteriousness of qualia? I'm trying to say that the hardness of this problem of explaining consciousness may be socially constructed, in which case it can be deconstructed, leaving us with theoretical options that might be hiding in plain sight.

Chaos would be part of nature's monstrousness. I think about this also in terms of wildness:

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/can-we-intuit-the-meaning-of-natures-wild-creativity-a6dcbcdfcf4f?sk=45a2b14639bb1b1cb01279209af2f576

https://medium.com/philosophytoday/quantum-wildness-and-the-newtonian-myth-of-a-natural-order-83b8657a6b37?sk=cb25437a6c79f51bfb4d76ae389e4fea

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/why-you-should-be-haunted-by-natures-physicality-4d52310d0817?sk=e1407bef36888713f080746a51b4c7ba