Constraining experience requires in addition some sort of Occam’s Razor that prefers simpler causal models.
I’d agree with the assertion “Unknowable relationships are equivalent to no relationship”. In other words, cause-and-effect is only meaningful if we have some ability to gather information as to the nature of the relationships. Occam’s Razor is one such method, but I wouldn’t assume that it’s specifically required—we could just as easily be born with divine insight as to the cause-effect relationships.
I’d agree with the assertion “Unknowable relationships are equivalent to no relationship”. In other words, cause-and-effect is only meaningful if we have some ability to gather information as to the nature of the relationships. Occam’s Razor is one such method, but I wouldn’t assume that it’s specifically required—we could just as easily be born with divine insight as to the cause-effect relationships.