The Sumerian Tablet on the First 7 Minutes After Death — And the Choice No One Tells You About

In 2017, a hospital in Berlin recorded what your brain actually does in the first minutes after you die, and it was the opposite of what anyone expected. Thirty-eight centuries earlier, a Sumerian scribe wrote down the exact same thing on a clay tablet that is still sitting in a museum drawer in Philadelphia. The tablet describes seven breaths after your last breath, and a choice you will be asked to make inside them. Almost no one chooses correctly. And no one tells you the choice is even coming.