I can take what you said and rediret it right back at you by saying that I pity you for believing that there will be a definitive "end".
Which is more worthy of one's pity, to argue that eventually there will be nothing at all (which ironically is something, but that's beside the point), or to argue that, no matter what, there will always be something alive out there? One is fatalism, the other is optimistic pessimism.
