Any entity wholly present at location L1 and wholly present at distinct location L2 generates a contradiction: the entity both has and lacks the intrinsic properties of each region.

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Location(as a fundamental philosophical concept): In this context, the spatial relationship or position that objects have—where something is in space.
contradiction(Relevant to distinguishing contradictions from false contingent statements in the logic student variant of the preface paradox.): A statement that is necessarily false in all interpretations; in this context, specifically the negation of a tautology or any falsehood drawn from a list containing only tautologies and contradictions.
entity(as used in metaphysics): Any individual thing or being that exists—could be a person, object, or anything else that is one distinct thing.
intrinsic properties(Contrasted with structural properties revealed by physics): Properties which supposedly underlie and account for the structural properties of things.

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