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A document so binding even death can't make you stop bossing people around.
means A legal declaration of how your stuff gets divided after you die, or by extension, any powerful piece of evidence proving something.
from From Latin 'testamentum,' a will, from 'testari,' to bear witness — same root as 'testify,' because both summon witnesses to confirm what's true.
Biblical splitOld and New Testament mean old and new covenant.
Witness rootShares ancestry with testify, attest, and contest.
Living versionA living will governs medical care, not inheritance.