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"Spooky action at a distance" only happens in some interpretations of quantum mechanics, and not, for example, in MWI.

As far as I understand it,the relative time as we know it, is just something that emerges from the fact that all particle interactions travel with constant light speed.

So if anything moves, the interactions don't change their speed, they stay constant, but the delta to the movement changes, and thus time dilates.

Would be interesting to know if there is some absolute/fundamental global time that has nothing to do with the time we perceive.

Or hear me out here… we as a species have developed measuring methodology that is precise enough at human scale but not actually correct and breaks down at larger scales.