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An independent person can become President of the United States by meeting the basic constitutional requirements and successfully navigating the complex process of ballot access and the electoral college system. .   Here's a breakdown: 1. Meeting Constitutional Requirements: Be a natural-born citizen of the United States. Be at least 35 years old. Have been a resident of the United States for 14 years.   2. Gaining Ballot Access: Unlike major party candidates who are nominated at national conventions, independent candidates must be placed on the ballot on a state-by-state basis. This typically involves collecting a specific number of signatures from registered voters in each state. Some states may allow an independent candidate to pay a filing fee instead of collecting signatures, while others have different methods for determining the signature requirement. These requirements and processes vary from state to state.   3. Navigating the Electoral College: The US presidenti...

  How many flood stories are thrown from 12,000 years ago?? The flood of Noah's great deluge is the placebo of the natural ice that has formed and melted. Sent by Copilot: Ah, the great deluge—the stuff of ancient legends and epic tales! 🌊 Let's dive into the watery depths of history, shall we? Around 7,500 years ago, something fascinating happened around the Black Sea region that might be the inspiration behind some of those flood stories. Picture this: when the Earth was still rocking its icy glacial attire. Thick ice sheets draped down from the North Pole, reaching as far south as Chicago and New York City. The world was like a giant ice cube; ocean levels were about 400 feet lower than today's. Imagine Manhattan and Baltimore as inland cities—quite the geographical makeover! Now, let's focus on the Black Sea. Meltwater from European glaciers flowed into its basin, and from there, it had an escape route—a river channel leading to the Mediterranean. But here's wh...