Photons and determinism, part 2

[Surgenator]

No, but in the observer's framework, what is being observed is reality. In the framework of something traveling at the speed of light, the universe is a singularity.

The observer observes their view of reality which is not any more/less correct than another observer's view (assuming a proper inertial reference frame). The affects (e.g. time dilation) on the observer do not come from their view of reality but which observer spent more "time" going through space relative to the other observer.

Attempt 2:

The observer observes their view of reality which is not any more/less correct than another observer's view.

The affects on the observer occur when the observer changes inertial reference frames.