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There is a modern saying that goes, “You can’t take it with you.” (Meaning: In death you can’t take things with you that you owned in life.) If a Sumerian could have heard this saying, would he have agreed
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There is a modern saying that goes, “You can’t take it with you.” (Meaning: In death you can’t take things with you that you owned in life.) If a Sumerian could have heard this saying, would he have agreed with it or not? Please explain

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i also agree

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