Write an ending that isn't a summary

Drafts that trail off, or end with "in conclusion" and a recap.

The piece below needs a better ending.

First, tell me what the piece has earned the right to say at the end, based on what it actually argued.

Then write three endings:
1. One that lands the implication: what follows from this being true.
2. One that gives the reader a single concrete next action.
3. One that returns to an image, phrase or example from the opening and gives it new weight.

Rules: do not recap the body, the reader just read it. Do not introduce a new argument. Do not end on a question you have not answered. Keep each under 80 words.

Recommend one.

Piece:

Structure and flow. Order, openings, endings, headlines and the joins that hold a piece together.