12-year-old boy has higher IQ than Einstein
Daniel Yang, 12 years old from the UK has an IQ of up to 162, one of the smartest people in the world.
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Daniel Yang, 12 years old from the UK has an IQ of up to 162, one of the smartest people in the world.
A 4-year-old boy from the UK city of Cheshunt has joined the community of people with high IQ because he knows three languages.
With IQ 162, taller than both the geniuses Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, the 10-year-old English girl joins the world's smartest community.
Recently, an 11-year-old girl from Iran made the world tumble with an IQ of 162 after taking IQ tests at Mensa International, higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Haw…
After doing the largest study ever so far about intelligence, researchers discovered real IQ tests.
With a maximum score of 162, the 12-year-old girl from Essex, England - Lydia Sebastian - left two of the great scientists Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking in a recen…
Sharvin can talk when he was 9 months old and at the age of 14, the boy is becoming a phenomenon in Australia with IQ higher than Stephen Hawking.
British prodigy owns IQ 162, likes sports, does not use Facebook or mobile phones. The boy wanted to study engineering and medicine with the desire to create a surgical…
With intelligence index 162, 12-year-old Nicole Barr overcame two prominent world scientists and joined the organization for Mensa super-smart people.
With the number 162, which is two points higher than Albert Einstein physicist, a 14-year-old boy in the UK is officially recognized as a member of the world's highest I…
When only two or three years old, many children around the world demonstrated special abilities such as reading, proficient in math, remembering complicated things, maki…
A 4-year-old British girl was admitted to Mensa (a high-IQ youth search and training organization) after passing the test and showing that she has a high IQ. geniuses St…
A study by US scientists indicates that people with higher IQs are more likely to become neurotic.
2 14-year-old male students in the same class at a high school in England, recently surprised when IQ reached 162, higher index
An English girl passed a smart test with a score of 162, two points higher than genius physicist Albert Einstein.