True random numbers are more secure than those produced by a CSPRNG$.$ So why aren$$t truly random numbers used with modern block and stream ciphers?

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True random numbers build patterns that will repeat, making any system that uses them vulnerable to attack.

Collecting random data requires special hardware and is slower than generating random bits with a CSPRNG$.$

The systems used for producing true random numbers are deterministic.

The systems used for producing true random numbers are non$-$deterministic.

This is a trick question as true random numbers are used in modern cryptography.