These Are The Top 10 Highest IQs in Human History

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These are the people that pushed their brains to the limit and reached levels of intelligence most people could only dream of.

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කෝ බං Walter O'Brien

 

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Where is Walter O'Brien ? Who has 197 IQ

 

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කෝ බං Walter O'Brien

Where is Walter O'Brien ? Who has 197 IQ

Childhood and education[edit]
Walter O'Brien was born to Maurice and Anne O'Brien in 1975 in Clonroche, County Wexford, Ireland.[5] The second of five children, he grew up on a farm.[1] He attended St. Patrick's National School in Clonroche until his family moved to Rosshaven, when he was 13 years old. There he attended St. Mary's Christian Brothers School (CBS) in Enniscorthy.[1]

O'Brien has stated he scored a 197[1] on an IQ test administered by one of his teachers in primary school[5][7] but did not keep the paperwork.[6] If accurate, the score is higher than that of Albert Einstein[1] and would make O'Brien's the fourth highest IQ ever recorded.[8] TechDirt and The Irish Times said that O'Brien's 197 IQ score from childhood does not mean his intelligence exceeds that of other adults because scoring is scaled based on age.[4][5] Mike Masnick noted that of all the "top IQ" lists available online, each one is different and none contain O'Brien's name.[4] Susan Karlin questioned why--since O'Brien uses his IQ score as part of his self-marketing--he did not retake the test through Mensa where it would be officially published.[6]

After completing his Leaving Certificate at St Kieran's College in Kilkenny, O’Brien attended the University of Sussex, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science and artificial intelligence. His Leaving Certificate examination results were above-average, though he failed Irish, due, he has said, to a lack of interest.[1][5]