Smash products of pointed spaces is really not associative

Question

The canonical bijective map $\mathbb{N} \wedge (\mathbb{Q} \wedge \mathbb{Q}) \to (\mathbb{N} \wedge \mathbb{Q}) \wedge \mathbb{Q}$ is not an isomorphism of pointed spaces (i.e. homeomorphism), see SE/270469.

How can we prove that there is no isomorphism between $\mathbb{N} \wedge (\mathbb{Q} \wedge \mathbb{Q})$ and $(\mathbb{N} \wedge \mathbb{Q}) \wedge \mathbb{Q}$ at all?

Answer 1

The question has been answered by Eric Wofsey at mathoverflow.

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