Descriptive differential dynamics: dogma, doubling

Differential dynamics, real analysis, identity dimension, inverse orders, Western philosophical canon, Gadamer and Plato, Wald and Earman, Stachel and Corcoran, space-time and Space-Time, black holes and singularity theory, QM vis-a-vis GTR, Chandrasekhar and Schwarzschild, coordinates and geometry, continuous domains, measure theory and quasi-invariant measure theory, doubling spaces and doubling measures, Vitali and doubling measures, Banach-Tarski and algebraic and geometrical derivations, E.T. Bell's "Men of Mathematics", de Morgan and p's and q's backward and forward, Weierstrass and modern real analysis, Quine, Langer's "Symbolic Logic", the hypocrisy and ignominy of Russell's pragmatism, Quine atoms, continuous domains in theory and theory of relations and continuity as primary.