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Raw scores appear immediately. IQ, percentile, top-percent, and rarity appear only after at least 100 recorded scores exist for the selected test.

Selected test: Anathema Part 1 Verbal
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Intelligence reference board: These sections are a separate public-reference layer built from reported IQ figures, society-published lists, documented exams and competition records, Mensa membership context, Giga Society member context, and broader society qualification notes. None of the rows below are IQMean Test attempts, and none of them change IQMean norms, percentiles, top-of-scale values, or rarity.
Profile linking: When a matching IQ Profile exists in your directory, the name links through to that profile so visitors can move from the board into the longer biography or context page.
Current scope: 88 reference entries across six sections.

Publicly reported IQ figures (5)

These are public reported IQ figures or profile-documented IQ claims tied to people represented in the broader intelligence conversation. They are reference context only and are not IQMean Test results.

ProfileReported Score / RecordEvidence TypeTest / BasisContextSourcesWhy it is separate from IQMean
Marilyn vos Savant228Reported IQGuinness-era Stanford-Binet childhood score reported in Parade and later profile summaries.Shown as a public historical report tied to an older testing context. It is separated from IQMean because childhood ratio-style and high-range scores are not directly comparable to modern normed IQMean results.Parade author page · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Kim Ung-yong210Reported IQPublic reporting commonly ties this number to childhood Stanford-Binet testing and Guinness-era record coverage.Included as a public reported figure associated with the profile. It remains separate from IQMean because the reporting context is historical and not directly aligned to IQMean scoring.Profile summary · Korea HeraldExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Evangelos Katsioulis198Reported IQAdult high-range testing figure commonly reported as IQ 198 on an SD 15 scale.Listed as a public high-range testing report tied to the profile. Equivalent values can shift across scales, which is why the row stays outside IQMean scoring and ranking.Katsioulis distinctions · Greek ReporterExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Christopher Langan195Reported IQEsquire described his measured IQ as about 195, with other public figures varying by source and test.This row preserves a widely cited mainstream report without treating it as an IQMean equivalent. High-range public claims for Langan vary depending on the referenced test and renorm method.Esquire · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Rick Rosner192Reported IQPublic reporting often places Rosner in the low 190s based on high-range test coverage.The score is shown as a public profile-context report only. It is not folded into IQMean because the underlying test basis differs from IQMean tests and norms.Verywell Mind · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.

Society-published high-IQ figures (11)

These rows preserve public or society-published high-IQ lists without blending those numbers into IQMean scoring. If the same person also has official exams, ratings, or competition records, those remain in the separate documented-records section.

ProfileReported Score / RecordEvidence TypeTest / BasisContextSourcesWhy it is separate from IQMean
YoungHoon KimIQ 276Public or society-listed IQ figureGiga Society Professional names YoungHoon Kim as the highest listed IQ figure and separately publishes a page presenting IQ 276 as the current world-highest recorded claim.This row preserves a public or society-listed figure only. It is not from IQMean Tests and should not be treated as an IQMean normed result.Giga top 10 · Giga world-highest pageExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Terence TaoIQ 230Public / society-listed IQGiga Society's published 2025 top-10 list places Terence Tao at IQ 230, while his separate documented profile context in this plugin remains his official SAT and Olympiad record.This is preserved as a public society-list claim rather than an IQMean score. It stays separate from IQMean Tests and separate from Tao's documented exam and Olympiad results already listed elsewhere on the page.Giga top list · PrincetonExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Christopher HirataIQ 225Public / society-listed IQGiga Society's published 2025 top-10 list places Christopher Hirata at IQ 225, while his separate documented profile context in this plugin remains his International Physics Olympiad gold at age 13.This row keeps the public society-list number visible without converting it into an IQMean metric. It remains distinct from Hirata's official competition record and from IQMean Tests.Giga top list · Ohio StateExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Sho YanoIQ 200Public / society-listed IQGiga Society's published 2025 top-10 list places Sho Yano at IQ 200; independent public profiles separately document his extreme academic acceleration and early SAT performance.This is listed as public/society-reported context only and not as an IQMean result. It is kept separate because the score is not an IQMean Test score and comes from outside IQMean's norming system.Giga top list · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Garry KasparovIQ 190Public / society-listed IQGiga Society's published 2025 top-10 list places Garry Kasparov at IQ 190, while his separate documented profile context in this plugin remains his formal FIDE rating history.This row preserves a public list figure without folding it into IQMean scoring. It remains distinct from Kasparov's official chess rating record and from IQMean Tests.Giga top list · FIDE profileExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Marilyn vos SavantIQ 228Public or society-listed IQ figureGiga's published top list includes Marilyn vos Savant at 228, matching the long-running public highest-IQ narrative associated with Guinness.This row preserves a public or society-listed figure only. It stays separate from direct IQMean Test scoring.Giga top 10 · Guinness context profileExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Kim Ung-yongIQ 210Public or society-listed IQ figureGiga's published top list includes Kim Ung-yong among public high-IQ figures.This row records a public or society-listed figure and is not related to IQMean Tests or IQMean norms.Giga top 10External public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Evangelos KatsioulisIQ 198Public or society-listed IQ figureGiga's published top list includes Evangelos Katsioulis among public high-IQ figures.This row preserves a public or society-listed figure, separate from the more cautious reported-IQ board and separate from IQMean test data.Giga top 10External public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Christopher LanganIQ 195Public or society-listed IQ figureGiga's published top list includes Christopher Langan among public high-IQ figures.This row preserves a public or society-listed figure only. It remains distinct from IQMean test results and from the reported-IQ board.Giga top 10 · Mega Society contextExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Rick RosnerIQ 192Public or society-listed IQ figureGiga's published top list includes Rick Rosner among public high-IQ figures; Mega Society Noesis also shows Rosner in an official-journal context.This row records a public or society-listed figure only. It is external profile context and not an IQMean result.Giga top 10 · Mega Society NoesisExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Christopher HardingIQ 197Public/society-listed IQListed in Giga Society Professional's published 2025 top-10 highest-IQ page at 197.This is a public or society-listed figure kept separate from IQMean Tests and from official non-IQ competition records.Giga Society top list · Giga member pageExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.

Documented academic, competition, and rating records (13)

These rows capture objective records such as SAT scores, Olympiad medals, chess ratings, university milestones, or other clearly documented achievements. They add profile context while staying outside IQMean scoring.

ProfileReported Score / RecordEvidence TypeTest / BasisContextSourcesWhy it is separate from IQMean
Terence TaoSAT Math 760 / 800 at age 8Official exam / Olympiad recordPrinceton summarizes his SAT Math 760 at age 8, and the IMO official results page records bronze, silver, then gold medals in consecutive years.This row documents exceptional measured performance from formal exams and Olympiad results. It is included for profile context only and is not an IQMean score.Princeton · IMO officialExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Christopher HirataInternational Physics Olympiad gold at age 13Official competition recordOhio State notes he was the youngest American ever to win the International Physics Olympiad; olympiad result lists record his 1996 gold medal.This is a documented competition achievement, not an IQMean score. It shows exceptional tested performance in a formal international setting while remaining separate from IQMean norms.Ohio State · IPhO resultsExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Michael KearneyBA in anthropology at age 10 years 4 monthsOfficial academic recordGuinness World Records lists him as the youngest graduate after he earned a BA in anthropology from the University of South Alabama at age 10 years 4 months; Guinness also notes his later MS in biochemistry at 14.This row records formal academic acceleration rather than an IQMean score. It is included as external profile context only and should not be read as an IQMean ranking or normed IQMean result.Guinness World Records · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Magnus CarlsenPeak FIDE classical rating 2882Official competitive ratingFIDE maintains his official player profile; profile summaries record his historical classical peak of 2882.This is a formal chess rating achievement from a structured competitive system. It is listed as external documented performance and does not map into IQMean scoring.FIDE profile · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Garry KasparovPeak FIDE classical rating 2851Official competitive ratingFIDE maintains his player profile; profile summaries record the historical peak classical rating of 2851.This row captures a documented competitive rating milestone rather than an IQ score. It stays outside IQMean scoring because chess Elo and IQMean measure different things.FIDE profile · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Judit PolgárPeak FIDE classical rating 2735Official competitive ratingProfile summaries record a historical peak of 2735 and world top-10 status; FIDE maintains her official player profile.This is a documented elite competitive rating record rather than an IQ measurement. It is presented as profile context only.FIDE profile · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Demis HassabisChess rating 2300 at age 13Documented rating milestoneAchievement.org and later profile summaries describe him reaching chess master standard at 13 with a rating of 2300.This is a documented formal rating milestone from competitive chess. It is included as external profile context and is not comparable to IQMean test scores.Achievement.org · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Bobby FischerPeak FIDE classical rating 2785Official competitive ratingOn the July 1972 FIDE list, Fischer reached 2785, then a record rating and 125 points ahead of world No. 2 Boris Spassky heading into the 1972 title match.This is a documented chess rating milestone from formal competition, not an IQMean score. Chess Elo and IQMean scores measure different things and are intentionally kept separate.World Chess Championship 1972 · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Daniel Tammet22,514 digits of pi from memory in 5h 9mDocumented memory featPublic summaries describe his 2004 European record for reciting pi from memory to 22,514 digits in just over five hours.This row documents an externally reported memory-performance feat rather than an IQMean score. It is kept separate from IQMean scoring and norms.Profile summary · The GuardianExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Ainan Celeste CawleyGCE O-Level Chemistry pass at age 7Documented exam milestoneNews coverage of the Singapore Book of Records describes him as the youngest child to pass a GCE O-Level exam, specifically chemistry, at age seven, with later chemistry study at Singapore Polytechnic.This row records an externally documented academic exam milestone rather than an IQMean score. It stays separate from IQMean norms, percentiles, and rankings.Profile summary · Singapore record coverageExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Edith SternCollege at 12; youngest FAU graduate at 15Documented academic milestonePublic profiles and archival reporting describe Stern entering college at 12 and becoming Florida Atlantic University's youngest graduate at 15 before later work in mathematics and IBM research.This row uses the more defensible educational milestones rather than folding disputed public IQ claims into the table. It is profile context only, not an IQMean result.Washington Post archive · Profile summaryExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
William James SidisEntered Harvard at age 11Documented academic milestoneHarvard University Archives describes Sidis as the youngest entrant to Harvard College at eleven in 1909, graduating in 1914 at sixteen.This row records a documented academic milestone rather than an IQMean score. It is included as profile context only and remains outside IQMean scoring.Harvard University Archives · Harvard MagazineExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Norbert WienerPhD from Harvard at age 18Documented academic milestoneMIT historical coverage says Wiener entered Tufts at 11, earned his bachelor's degree at 14, and completed his Harvard PhD at 18.This row records formal academic acceleration and documented institutional milestones rather than an IQMean score.MIT News · Harvard MagazineExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.

Giga Society members and published high-range context (9)

Some of these rows show society-reported figures published by Giga Society, while others show the public membership-threshold context used by the society. They are presented as society-context reference entries, not IQMean results.

ProfileReported Score / RecordEvidence TypeTest / BasisContextSourcesWhy it is separate from IQMean
YoungHoon KimIQ 276 (society-reported; site also states ≈210 SD15 equivalent)Giga Society reported scoreGiga Society’s ranking page lists YoungHoon Kim at 276 and describes that figure as the society’s top reported score, while also framing it as equivalent to 210 on SD15.This is shown as society-reported external context only. It is not an IQMean Test score and should not be compared directly with IQMean norms or user leaderboard results.Giga top list · Giga 276 page · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Christopher HardingIQ 197 (society-reported; Guinness-era listing cited by Giga)Giga Society reported scoreGiga Society’s published top list gives Christopher Harding as 197 and notes a Guinness-era listing in the 196–197 range.This row documents a public society-reported figure and historical listing context only. It is not an IQMean Test result.Giga top list · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Marco RipàAvg ≈200 Cattell SD24; best 211 Cattell SD24Giga member page score contextMarco Ripà’s Giga member page says his average first-submission high-range performance is close to 200 on the Cattell scale (SD24), with a best performance of 211 on the same scale.These are society-page high-range test descriptions on a different scale. They are included for profile context only and are not IQMean Test scores.Marco Ripà page · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Tom ChittendenGiga qualifying level ≥190 (SD15)Giga member threshold contextGiga Society’s members page lists Tom Chittenden as a member, and the society’s qualification page says members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This row reflects public society membership plus the society’s stated admission threshold. It is not an IQMean Test score and does not claim a precise personal IQ beyond that threshold context.Tom Chittenden page · Giga about · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Kirk ButtGiga qualifying level ≥190 (SD15)Giga member threshold contextGiga Society’s members page lists Kirk Butt as a member, and the society states that members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This is public membership-threshold context only, not an IQMean score.Kirk Butt page · Giga about · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Fengzhi WuGiga qualifying level ≥190 (SD15)Giga member threshold contextGiga Society’s members page lists Fengzhi Wu as a member, and the society states that members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This is public membership-threshold context only, not an IQMean score.Fengzhi Wu page · Giga about · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Iakovos KoukasGiga qualifying level ≥190 (SD15)Giga member threshold contextGiga Society’s members page lists Iakovos Koukas as a member, and the society states that members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This is public membership-threshold context only, not an IQMean score.Iakovos Koukas page · Giga about · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Marios ProdromouGiga qualifying level ≥190 (SD15)Giga member threshold contextGiga Society’s members page lists Marios Prodromou as a member, and the society states that members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This is public membership-threshold context only, not an IQMean score.Marios Prodromou page · Giga about · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Tomas PernaGiga qualifying level ≥190 (SD15)Giga member threshold contextGiga Society’s members page lists Tomas Perna as a member, and the society states that members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This is public membership-threshold context only, not an IQMean score.Tomas Perna page · Giga about · Giga membersExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.

Notable Mensa members (38)

These rows gather official American Mensa member spotlights and official public Mensa-famous-member listings for notable people. In most cases they do not publish a numeric IQ, so they are shown as membership-context entries only.

ProfileReported Score / RecordEvidence TypeTest / BasisContextSourcesWhy it is separate from IQMean
Martin CooperAmerican Mensa member since 1965Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; engineer and inventor credited with developing the first cellular phone.This row documents Mensa membership context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Isaac AsimovMensa member from 1962; Honorary Vice President 1974–1989Official American Mensa historical membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; author and biochemist with a documented Mensa leadership role.American Mensa explicitly describes him as an on-and-off member starting in 1962 and as Mensa International's Honorary Vice President from 1974 to 1989.American Mensa feature · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Geena DavisPublicly listed as a Famous MensanOfficial American Mensa public listingTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; listed by American Mensa among Famous Mensans.American Mensa's Membership Month page uses Geena Davis as a named Famous Mensan. This is membership-context evidence, not a disclosed IQ score.American Mensa Famous Mensans page · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Isabella TaylorAmerican Mensa member since 2008Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; American Mensa spotlight notes she was a 12-year-old college freshman, artist, and designer.This row records Mensa membership context rather than a disclosed numeric IQ. It stays separate from IQMean Tests.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Ashley RickardsAmerican Mensa member since 2011Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; actress and writer profiled by American Mensa.This row documents official American Mensa membership context, not an IQMean result and not a public numeric IQ disclosure.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Ernestine FuAmerican Mensa member since 2007Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; venture capitalist and Stanford engineering graduate student profiled by American Mensa.This row records membership context only. It does not imply a published numeric IQ and should not be compared against IQMean test results.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Tom HermanAmerican Mensa member since 1998Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; football coach profiled by American Mensa.This row records Mensa membership context rather than a disclosed IQ score. It remains external profile context only.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Steve MartinPublicly listed by an official American Mensa pageOfficial regional American Mensa listingTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; listed among famous members on an official American Mensa regional page.This is public Mensa-listing context rather than a disclosed test score. It is useful for profile context but not for IQMean ranking.American Mensa regional press page · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Jodie FosterPublicly listed by an official American Mensa pageOfficial regional American Mensa listingTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; listed among famous members on an official American Mensa regional page.This row records membership-list context only. It is not a numeric IQ disclosure and is not related to IQMean Tests.American Mensa regional press page · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
James WoodsPublicly listed by an official American Mensa pageOfficial local American Mensa listingTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; listed among members on an official American Mensa local-group page.This is membership-list context rather than a public IQ disclosure. It remains separate from IQMean scoring and ranking.American Mensa local-group page · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.Publicly listed by an official American Mensa pageOfficial local American Mensa listingTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; listed among members on an official American Mensa local-group page.This row records Mensa-member listing context only, not a disclosed IQ score and not an IQMean result.American Mensa local-group page · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Chrissy HofbeckAmerican Mensa member (featured as a Survivor finalist and Mensan)Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; featured by American Mensa in its Mensa Bulletin coverage of Survivor 35 finalist Chrissy Hofbeck.This row documents official Mensa-member context, not a published numeric IQ. It remains external reference material only and is not an IQMean score.American Mensa feature · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Nadia AzziAmerican Mensa member since 2012Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; award-winning piano prodigy featured by American Mensa.This row documents Mensa membership context rather than a numeric IQ. It is shown separately from IQMean Tests and should not be read as an IQMean score.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Mark BrazinskiAmerican Mensa member since 2013Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; former California offensive lineman and graduate student featured by American Mensa.This row records official member context only. It does not publish a numeric IQ and is not an IQMean Test result.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Robert SchaeferAmerican Mensa member since 2000Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; retired Green Beret, diplomat, and defense analyst featured by American Mensa.This row documents official Mensa membership context, not a numeric IQ. It remains outside IQMean scoring and norms.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Joyce GioiaAmerican Mensa life member since 2007Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; writer, consultant, and road-warrior executive featured by American Mensa.This row captures official membership context only. It is not a numeric IQ publication and not an IQMean score.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Ray GoforthAmerican Mensa member since 2004Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; labor leader and aerospace-engineering advocate featured by American Mensa.This row documents official Mensa-member context rather than a published IQ. It stays fully separate from IQMean Tests.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
John PirolaAmerican Mensa member since 2013Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; American Mensa featured Pirola’s post-injury rehabilitation and resilience story.This row records official member context only. It is not a public numeric IQ claim and does not belong in IQMean scoring.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Dr. Robert DieterAmerican Mensa member since 2011Official American Mensa membershipTop-2% admission standard on an accepted intelligence test; vascular-medicine chief and physician featured by American Mensa.This row documents official Mensa membership context, not a numeric IQ. It remains an external reference row rather than an IQMean result.American Mensa member spotlight · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Jean AuelPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
F. Lee BaileyPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Theodore BikelPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Ashley BrilliantPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Adrian CronauerPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Harlan EllisonPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Albert EllisPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
James FixxPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Buckminster FullerPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Grace HopperPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Geoffrey A. LandisPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Henry MilliganPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Tom MoorePublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Donald PetersonPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Alan RachinsPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
The Amazing RandiPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Clive SinclairPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Stephen HawkingPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Mel LazarusPublicly listed as a famous MensanOfficial local-Mensa public listingListed on an official Sacramento Mensa handbook page of famous Mensans; Mensa membership itself requires scoring in the top 2% on an accepted intelligence test.This row documents public Mensa-listing context, not a published numeric IQ. It belongs on the external board only and is not an IQMean score.Sacramento Mensa handbook · American Mensa membership standardExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.

High-IQ societies at a glance (12)

These rows summarize published entry thresholds, qualification bands, or founder context for major high-IQ societies. They help visitors interpret the broader ecosystem without treating society thresholds as IQMean scores.

ProfileReported Score / RecordEvidence TypeTest / BasisContextSourcesWhy it is separate from IQMean
American MensaTop 2% / 98th percentile admission standardOfficial society thresholdAmerican Mensa invites applicants who score at or above the 98th percentile on accepted intelligence tests.This row describes a society qualification band, not an IQMean score and not a named person's personal test result.American Mensa admissions · Mensa InternationalExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Intertel99th percentile admission standardOfficial society thresholdIntertel states that the only criterion for membership is a score at or above the 99th percentile on a qualifying valid supervised intelligence test.This row gives society-threshold context only. It is not a person-level score and is not comparable to IQMean test results.Intertel join page · Intertel homeExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Triple Nine SocietyIQ three SD above average (about the 99.9th percentile)Official society thresholdTriple Nine describes itself as a society for anyone with an IQ three standard deviations above average.This row records society-admission context only. It does not represent an IQMean score or a public named individual's result.Triple Nine Society · Triple Nine organization pageExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Prometheus Society99.997th percentile admission standardOfficial society thresholdThe Prometheus Society describes itself as the worldwide 99.997th-percentile high-IQ society.This row gives society qualification context rather than a person-level score. It is not an IQMean result.Prometheus join page · Prometheus homeExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Mega SocietyOne-in-a-million level (about the 99.9999th percentile)Official society thresholdThe Mega Society says it is open to people who have scored at the one-in-a-million level on a test of general intelligence credibly claimed to discriminate at that level.This row records society-threshold context only and is not a named person's numeric score or an IQMean test result.Mega Society about page · Mega Society constitutionExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Giga Society ProfessionalIQ 190 (SD15) qualification contextOfficial society thresholdGiga states that members scored at or above IQ 190 (SD15) on an accepted high-range test.This row records society-threshold context only. It remains separate from IQMean Tests and from direct person-level score claims.Giga Society home · Giga members pageExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Ronald K. HoeflinFounder of Prometheus and Mega; co-founder of Triple NineOfficial founder contextPrometheus lists Ronald K. Hoeflin as founder; Mega says it was founded by Hoeflin in 1982.This row documents society-founder context rather than an IQMean score. It helps connect the ultra-high-IQ society ecosystem without claiming a new numeric score.Prometheus officers page · Mega Society about pageExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
Mensa InternationalTop 2% / 98th percentile global Mensa standardOfficial society thresholdMensa International describes Mensa as the world’s largest high-IQ society and uses the top-2% threshold for admission across national Mensa organizations.This row describes society-wide qualification context only. It is not an IQMean score and not a named person’s test result.Mensa International history · Mensa International homeExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
International Society for Philosophical Enquiry (ISPE)Top 0.1% / 99.9th percentile admission standardOfficial society thresholdISPE states that admission requires a score at or above the 99.9th percentile on a standardized psychometric test of intelligence.This row adds broader high-IQ-society ecosystem context only. It is not an IQMean score and not a person-level result.ISPE about page · ISPE tests and scoresExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
High Potentials SocietyTop 2% / IQ 132 (M=100, SD=16)Official society qualification bandOfficial qualification page says members must prove an IQ of at least 132 on a mean-100, SD-16 scale, corresponding to the top 2%.This row summarizes a society entry band only. It is ecosystem context, not an IQMean score.High Potentials Society qualificationExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
OLYMPIQ Society1 in 3,500,000 / IQ 180 (SD16)Official society qualification bandOfficial OLYMPIQ Society page describes a cutoff of IQ 180 on an SD16 scale, or about 1 in 3,500,000.This row summarizes a society entry band only. It is ecosystem context, not an IQMean score.OLYMPIQ SocietyExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.
CIVIQ Society1 in 750 societyOfficial society qualification bandOfficial CIVIQ Society page describes the group as open to people with intelligence performance expected by about 1 in 750 of the unselected population.This row summarizes a society entry band only. It is ecosystem context, not an IQMean score.CIVIQ Society · CIVIQ aboutExternal public record only. Not from IQMean Tests and not directly comparable across different scales, ages, or test designs.

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