The disputes over what’s more important for the human intelligence- the IQ or the accomplishments of a person, will never stop. But we believe that the human intelligence is fully linked to the brain potential, because when looking at the people with exceptional achievements we can notice that they have higher IQ. Most of the people are between 90 and 110 IQ (something like 50% of the population). Then there are those with lesser IQ- 2,5% under 70 IQ, and 2,5% over 130 IQ. Those with over 140 IQ are considered exceptionally gifted.
Stephen Hawking is a renowned scientist that is working on theoretical physics and cosmology to undercover the most groundbreaking laws in the Universe. His IQ is 160 and he is the author of many bestsellers and the awardee for 14 prestigious awards. All this, while fighting the consequences of ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis).
Kim Hung Yong - the Korean child prodigy is now an adult with the IQ of 210. He is even recognized by Guinness Records as the man with the highest IQ. He was showing his potential since childhood when at the age of 2 he was speaking fluently four languages. At the age of 4 he was solving complicated mathematical problems. He was noticed by NASA and got invited by them to study in the USA. After completing his studies he started working there.
Garry Kasparov is a Russian chess Grandmaster. At the age of 22 he became the youngest to take the title of the World Champion. That happened in 1985 when he beat the champion Anatoly Karpov, and kept the title till 1993- the longest period of time that the title was belonging to the same person. His IQ is 190.
Paul Allen is one of the founders of Microsoft. This business genius has the IQ of 170 and used it well to turn an idea into great amounts of cash- his estimated net worth is over $14 billion, which makes him the 48th wealthiest person in the World.
Sir Andrew Wiles is British mathematician that solved in 1995 the theorem considered the most difficult math problem –Fermat’s theorem. His IQ is 170 and his work in the mathematical field granted him 15 awards and even Knighthood.
Judith Polgar is Hungarian chess grandmaster. She is by far the strongest female chess player in history. she is the child of a chess coach and a teacher. She was since childhood groomed to become chess master. This child prodigy won against ones of the most difficult male opponents. Her father proved his theory that if you specifically teach one main subject to your child he/she will master it to a genius degree. With her IQ of 170, at age of 15, she even unseated the youngest champion at the time - Bobby Fischer.
Kim Hung Yong - the Korean child prodigy is now an adult with the IQ of 210. He is even recognized by Guinness Records as the man with the highest IQ. He was showing his potential since childhood when at the age of 2 he was speaking fluently four languages. At the age of 4 he was solving complicated mathematical problems. He was noticed by NASA and got invited by them to study in the USA. After completing his studies he started working there.
Garry Kasparov is a Russian chess Grandmaster. At the age of 22 he became the youngest to take the title of the World Champion. That happened in 1985 when he beat the champion Anatoly Karpov, and kept the title till 1993- the longest period of time that the title was belonging to the same person. His IQ is 190.
Paul Allen is one of the founders of Microsoft. This business genius has the IQ of 170 and used it well to turn an idea into great amounts of cash- his estimated net worth is over $14 billion, which makes him the 48th wealthiest person in the World.
Sir Andrew Wiles is British mathematician that solved in 1995 the theorem considered the most difficult math problem –Fermat’s theorem. His IQ is 170 and his work in the mathematical field granted him 15 awards and even Knighthood.
Judith Polgar is Hungarian chess grandmaster. She is by far the strongest female chess player in history. she is the child of a chess coach and a teacher. She was since childhood groomed to become chess master. This child prodigy won against ones of the most difficult male opponents. Her father proved his theory that if you specifically teach one main subject to your child he/she will master it to a genius degree. With her IQ of 170, at age of 15, she even unseated the youngest champion at the time - Bobby Fischer.