 this as yet another instance of
    uncritically and unreflectively projecting the mathematical map
    onto the physical territory, and thus confounding both of them.

JA: Aside from all of this, as we went through several times before,
    it only coronates confusion to describe mathematical objects as
    &quot;timeless&quot;.  The factor of time, as the conventional aspect and
    the standardized parameter of a physical process, is simply not
    a determinant in the definition of a mathematical objec