Washington did run twice but the first election there were several other people running. He did not run unopposed. What's true is that he was elected unanimously. In the first presidential election there was no popular vote. Electors from each state voted for the two candidates that they most wanted to be president. Washington was picked by 100% of the electors. John Adams received the 2nd most votes (possible because every elector chose two candidates), and thus was made vice president.
If Adams had received the most votes, egotistical as he was, I'm sure he would have taken the job.
John Adams was perhaps the most ethical of the Founding Fathers and thoughtful too, along with Franklin and Jefferson. You might be mistaking him for that egomaniac, Alexander Hamilton.
Being egotistical doesn't automatically make you unethical. There would have been nothing unethical about Adams accepting the win if he were elected, so I don't get what you're saying.
Gandhi would have won Nobel peace prize if he was not shooted in January 1948. He would have win 1948 peace prize. Check this Nobel Prize website's article: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/themes/mahatma-gandhi-the-missing-laureate
Yes. There are some people out there that I would really want to tell some fake facts about sharks and spiders to. Favorite animals, and also, most are harmless.
There's some disagreement on the oldest lake. I'm not sure the scientific community has studied this thoroughly enough. I know of several lakes in the Rocky Mountains that are believed to be about 40-50 million years old.
If Adams had received the most votes, egotistical as he was, I'm sure he would have taken the job.
When you put the Malay Peninsula into the Google Search Bar, it says "Peninsula in Thailand"
When you put the Armenian Highlands into it, it says "Highland in Turkey"
When you put the Moldova River in, it says "River in Romania" (Although that one actually makes sense)
https://www.oldest.org/nature/lakes/