The 12-year-old girl has an IQ score that surpasses Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking

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 recent IQ test.

The 12-year-old girl has an IQ score that surpasses Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking

Through the Cattell III B test from the Mensa Foundation (which specializes in finding and training high IQ youth), Lydia easily gains the maximum score and becomes an official member of the Sentence The world's highest IQ club.

It is known that the test this time is not too much for her, even Lydia said that this is a test that is not difficult for her, so much so that she . sitting for a few minutes before announcing the end of time. do homework.

Lydia Sebastian has officially joined the 1% group of people with the highest IQ in the world.

According to Lydia's parents, she accidentally read the IQ information online, she was excited and constantly asked about the IQ test for the whole year. With the enthusiastic support of her parents, her efforts paid off when the test scored a maximum of 162 points , surpassing the score of the "towering" genius of Albert Einstein and the physicist of error. Stephen Hawking (with IQ 160). When she heard the news, her parents felt "extremely overwhelmed and happy".

After learning this happy result, Lydia shared: 'At first I felt very worried but as soon as I started working, I found it very comfortable because the test was not as difficult as I thought. But I still try my best ' . She is currently starting her second school year at Colchester County Girls High School.

Through her parents' story, Lydia is an avid little girl. It is known that she has read and reread no episodes in the popular Harry Potter series of 7 episodes. She also showed artistic talent when she maintained her violin playing from . 4 years old. In addition, her intelligence was revealed very early when Lydia was able to speak when she was 6 months old. Lydia's father, who is a radiologist at Colchester Hospital, proudly recounted: 'During my time at the hospital, I was often away from home on weekends. Lydia was less than 1 year old at the time, but she often talked to me over the phone. '

Reaching the maximum IQ score, Lydia is the third youngest prodigy in the UK this year.

However, Lydia is not the only British 'prodigy' . Before that, two "compatriots" with Lydia had also enrolled in Mensa since childhood. It is 12-year-old Nicole Barr in Essex with 10-year-old Indian-born boy Aahil Jouher from Blackburn. Both have a maximum score of 162 this year.

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She said that this IQ test is designed to test language skills, including the ability to analyze and define, and her logical reasoning ability. As a rule, Mensa organization's IQ test is divided into two categories: Cattell III B (150 questions, maximum score of 161 for adults and 162 for people under 18) and Cattell Culture Fair III A (including 50 questions with a maximum score of 183).

Currently, the record for the youngest member of Mensa is British 2-year-old Adam Kirby. Along with that, the oldest member to date is a 103-year-old woman.