Definitely.

It would kill the first paradox: that by not disappearing or even embracing it, everything would have slipped into obscurity.

Which would have voided the second paradox:
that we have nothing. But if it was nothing, we wouldn't be here, so there has to be something.

So what is the nature of something-that-is-nothing that exists because it is ignored?

I doubt Lia herself even knows or understands this, and how could she have known? How can you orchestrate something as absurd as this?

I guess that's why she was the key. She was a person who knew without knowing, and build a house of cards by trying to smash it.

It shouldn't have happened, since it's impossible and crazy. Yet here we are. There's reason to all of this, a design even, but it's impossible to derive its purpose from its design.