If times are analogous to places in the block universe, then an object 'wholly present' at multiple times is as paradoxical as a single object being wholly present at multiple distinct spatial locations simultaneously.

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Ontology(Carnap argues this enterprise is based on a mistake): The philosophical discipline that tries to answer hard questions about what there really is.
Paradoxical(as describing problematic logical terms): Self-contradictory or logically impossible—like a statement that leads to a contradiction no matter what you do with it.
analogous(as used in logic and philosophy): Similar in important ways; if two things are analogous, what's true about one should be true about the other.
block universe(Contrasted with views on which the future is open or indeterminate): The view that past, present, and future all equally exist as a four-dimensional spacetime structure (eternalism)
wholly present(Described as the implicit rationale behind ordinary concepts of objects, contrasted with the perdurantist view that objects have temporal parts.)

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