That pretty much hits the nail on the head.
RM merely proposes that one define his concepts, stay coherent, leave things open for rational debate, and empirically verify things when possible. And that is what science originally loosely did before its thorough corruption. And the only reason it made progress. But then the religion issues got into the game. The first effort was to “destroy Babylon else they will be able to do anything. Confound their language, spread the plagues, and remove their ability to think” - the post WW2 war on intellectuals and science leading to retardation and psychosis. That incentive wasn’t entirely unfounded, but is the desperate act of weak minds and strong egos. There are better ways to handle such problems of groups trying to use their intellect to conquer the world. And being used in this case, merely created a new anti-religion religion (which was predictable). The story "The Matrix" is that story concerning the Zionists and the scientists (“Systemists”).
But the issue with Relativity is merely that RM resolves it to be a handy tool (along with quantum mechanics) with which to get pretty accurate predictions. But Relativity is provably NOT a universal truth. Reality itself is NOT relative. And reality is NOT quantumized either. Both notions were cast onto the mountain of science so as to bedevil and confound it. So how did the systemists respond in defense? They just made them into the new secularist religion (it’s probably what I would have done if I had no better plan).
And then to further the drama, the systemists/scientists, developed literal machines to do the thinking that the Zionists had crippled. That move has now become the most catastrophic advent in all of human history. And it is time to stop competing for world domination by going beyond what the “Babylon” systemists are thinking with their machines as well as the Zionists with their “control it by destroying it” ancient social technology.
RM allows for very quick development of understanding that exceeds the presumptions of the players sufficiently for them to not only go beyond where they each were, but also to see that world domination is a death trap for all participants. In a sense, RM allows for one to “see the future” of their games even more than science or religion.
It’s time to grow past the ego-centrism of God-wannabes.