The Law of Causation

In 6.34, he says that all propositions such as the law of causation and nature are a priori intuitions about possible forms in which they can be cast. So by saying everything is causal, it's not actually making concrete predictions. It's like a form of trying to understand the world. And I think it's even stronger than that. It's that those relations are all logical. Yeah. Do you buy that? Do you even know how to take that? I don't know how you reduce physics to logic.