I think you have made the arrogant mistake that this is a fluffy pop-sci book. You are incorrect. Maudlin takes real physics very seriously. The book actually g

I think you have made the arrogant mistake that this is a fluffy pop-sci book. You are incorrect. Maudlin takes real physics very seriously. The book actually gives sufficient math. The point is that high level math normally associated with SR, GR (Riemannian geometry) is unnecessary for understanding the interesting philosophical consequences of relativity.