<p>Was he skydiving?</p>
<p>Alcohol poisoning? Choke on vomit?</p>
<p>Hm…on a plane…does it involve the vomiting bag?</p>
<p>Did the airplane crash?</p>
<p>Did the airplane leak its air, resulting in Lee not able to get his mask on?</p>
<p>Was Lee trapped from everyone else? Multiple truth values depending on what point in time you are talking about and how you define “trapped”.
Was Lee having sex at the moment of death? No.
Was Lee bleeding when he died? No.
Is Lee’s height greater than 7 feet? No.</p>
<p>Did his parachute fail to open?
Did he not have enough oxygen at that height?
Did he pass out before death?</p>
<p>When Lee died, if I was standing next to him, would it be possible for me to physically touch him?
At the point of Lee’s death, if he were alive, would he have been able to run 100 meters forwards?</p>
<p>Eh, I was thinking over my guess and I doubt it was any good anyway.</p>
<p>Was there a limited supply of air/one substance in the air at any point?</p>
<p>Was he skydiving? Yes! <em>breakthrough</em></p>
<p>Alcohol poisoning? Choke on vomit? No.</p>
<p>Hm…on a plane…does it involve the vomiting bag? No.</p>
<p>Did the airplane crash? No.</p>
<p>Did the airplane leak its air, resulting in Lee not able to get his mask on? No.</p>
<p>Did he suffocate on the plane?</p>
<p>Panic attack? Hyperventilation?</p>
<p>Did he touch the ground upon death?
Was the death instantaneous after taking that one breath?</p>
<p>Did his parachute fail to open? Yes!
Did he not have enough oxygen at that height? No.
Did he pass out before death? No.</p>
<p>When Lee died, if I was standing next to him, would it be possible for me to physically touch him? Yes.
At the point of Lee’s death, if he were alive, would he have been able to run 100 meters forwards? Yes.</p>
<p>Was there a limited supply of air/one substance in the air at any point? Yes.</p>
<p>Did he take a breath, forget to pull the parachute, then fall to his death?</p>
<p>Did he suffocate on the plane? No.</p>
<p>Panic attack? No. Hyperventilation? No.</p>
<p>Did he touch the ground upon death? Yes.
Was the death instantaneous after taking that one breath? No.</p>
<p>Y’all must remain in suspense for 22 extra seconds…</p>
<p>the skydiving one goes differently.</p>
<p>It’s something like
Lee didn’t take a breath for 5 minutes, but did not die. Then he died.</p>
<p>Did Lee’s parachute not open, causing him to fall to his death?</p>
<p>some people pass out when falling from heights, so Lee passed out and no one could get to him to pull his parachute. He subsequently was dashed upon the rocks of disdain.</p>
<p>Did he take a breath, forget to pull the parachute, then fall to his death? No.</p>
<p>Lee didn’t take a breath for 5 minutes, but did not die. Then he died. No, and this is exactly how <em>this</em> skydiving one goes. 
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<p>some people pass out when falling from heights, so Lee passed out and no one could get to him to pull his parachute. He subsequently was dashed upon the rocks of disdain. No.</p>
<p>So Lee was skydiving you say?</p>
<p>Did Lee’s parachute open correctly?</p>
<p>Was it hard to breathe due to the wind?</p>
<p>Lee jumped out of the plane, crashed into a bunch of ducks, landed on another plane, ran 100 meters, was sucked into the plane’s engine, and his remnants were scattered among the precipice of disdain.</p>
<p>So Lee was skydiving you say? Yes.</p>
<p>Did Lee’s parachute open correctly? No.</p>
<p>Did he fall out of the plane before or after death?
If before, was it a factor in death?</p>