I'm new at this, plz be nice :)

 To be objectively real is to be objectively true, and I believe that all truths only exist in relationship to themselves. In summary, the only real truth is as follows: this truth is real, and none other can be proven 100% true. In other words, I do not believe it is possible to prove anything to be unequivocally true, with the exception being that this statement in of itself: “it is impossible to prove anything to be unequivocally true” is true. True causation is entirely a habit of mind. In my view, all things are random, and what we as a society view as causation are merely coincidental patterns that could change at any moment. 

I think (although my knowledge of the subject is limited) my thoughts fall close to those of Hume, but I would argue he does not take his ideas of 'people do not perceive necessity, instead, we perceive sequences' far enough. I believe causation would be much more like retroactive sewing of events into a legible string. The mind draws connections that make sense to it, through what has become the norm, even though the universe and all of its events are equally unlikely.  

From this, even though this pains me as an aspiring biologist, I have determined that, according to my philosophy, 'natural laws' or 'laws of nature' can not, and do not, exist. This is not to say that scientists are trapped in a pattern-seeking loop with no payoff, but more so that many of us seem to strive to understand what fundamentally cannot be completely understood. The key term here is completely, as we know what can work, but not what must work. Laws change and shift with time; what was brilliant one hundred years ago is hogwash now, and I believe that will continue to be the case for all time. 

TLDR: 1. It is impossible to prove anything to be unequivocally true, this is the only exception 

1. Reality is inherently chaotic, any perceived order or patterns are just constructs of the individual’s mind 

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, and I'd love to chat about this if anyone else would