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A man was driving to work and turned on the radio. He instantly pulled to the side of the road and killed himself. Why?
He followed LHUCK's betting advice?
No. These puzzles are supposed to be realistic, you know.
Like a skywriter working in a thunderstorm?
That's far more likely than someone taking betting advice from LHUCKS.
 
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Is his suicide not a result of what he hears on the radio, but a result of what he sees out one of his car windows?

 
Was he a government operative programmed to kill himself when he heard a certain high-pitched frequency?

 
Is his suicide not a result of what he hears on the radio, but a result of what he sees out one of his car windows?
This question is compound and uses a negative construction that makes answering it with a "yes" or "no" confusing. I'll rephrase:Was his suicide the result of what he heard on the radio? Yes.Was his suicide the result of something he saw? No.
 

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