It's not "privileging" any thing in the sense that it does not claim one point of view is more valid than the other. It's just that one of these point of view

It's not "privileging" any thing in the sense that it does not claim one point of view is more valid than the other. It's just that one of these point of view is ours, and from this point of view, the other point of view does not correspond to any event that will actually happen, like ever. In other words, the "happening of events" is a relative concept. Just like simultaneity. Not only two events can happen at the same time or not depending on who is observing them, but the very happening of an event can also depend on who is observing (or not observing) it. That "happening of events" is very close to a definition one can give to the concept of reality. So one might conclude that reality is a relative concept.