If I'm not mistaken, Kant claims that our experiences are ordered by "forms"-

If I'm not mistaken, Kant claims that our experiences are ordered by "forms"-

If I'm not mistaken, Kant claims that our experiences are ordered by "forms"--like space, time, and cause and effect--that foreclose the possibility of our knowing the pure Reality behind these forms. But how does he (attempt to) prove that these mental features are necessary aspects of our experience, and not contingent and thus changeable? I'm especially interested in how he shows that the law of cause and effect exists and must continue to exist forever.

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