In the twenties Brouwer established the well-known continuity theorem “every real function is locally uniformly continuous”, [Brouwer 1924, Brouwer 1924a, Brouwer 1927]. From this theorem one immediately concludes that the continuum is indecomposable (unzerlegbar), i.e. if R = A∪B and A∩B = ∅ (denoted by R = A+B), then R = A or R = B. Brouwer deduced the indecomposability directly from the fan ...