Not all things end.

The first radio signals sent by man for example, they still reverberate out into radial space, and will continue to do so for eternity, and every signal sent after this has followed the same tendency: continue forever.

Life itself though could be one of those things that “ends”. Tendencies aside, life’s resilience in all spaces could be wiped out in its entirety in some cosmic instance,or through some long gruesome, grinding, painful process. Either way, it’s our signals of communication which are near impossible to extinguish completely, to catch up with and track down, to eliminate without a trace, the task becomes almost impossible on many levels. If life finds a way, it’s communication that we’re looking for, stumbling through the darkness. Our legacy and most beastly of roots, from grunts to scripture, the language of man, the horns of despair, this is the way, says Habermas. So while we might expire, our communications will live on forever, constantly waiting for those willing to listen, the loop isn't complete without a receiver afterall, trees falling in forests n whatnot.