Approximate speed of light velocity is not a requirement to apply the relativity of time theory. “According to relativity, the order and simultaneity of events are not absolute, but depend on the observer’s frame of reference and the geometry of spacetime. Therefore, two events that are correlated for one observer may not be correlated for another observer, or may even have a reversed causal order. This means that correlation alone is not enough to establish causation, and that causation requires a consistent causal structure of spacetime that respects the light cones of events.”
By my worldview, I was referring to how isolated cause and effect relationships are not as reliable as hard truths as I’ve previously concluded.