6 smartest people in the world still alive today

1. Stephen Hawking ( 160 )

Stephen Hawking is one of the most known smart people on this earth. Thanks to the various theories about the universe, he gets the recognition, of scientists, government officials, and perhaps your own! .

Do not be surprised if later she received many awards. There are 14 awards won during his lifetime. Unfortunately, Stephen Hawking must accept the fact that he suffers from a disease that made ​​his whole body was paralyzed, including the sense of sound. Stephen Hawking IQ officially recorded is 160.

2. Paul Allen ( 170 )

If you consider the figure of Bill Gates as a smart person, so intelligence is still far less than the other Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen. Paul Allen holds an IQ score of 170. Compared with other smartest people, the figure is even claimed that one of the most successful alter brain power into money and wealth.

3. Sir Andre Wiles ( 170 )

Sir Andre Wiles known as an expert in mathematical English. In 1995, he created the most difficult mathematical formulas in the world. Thanks to his contributions to mathematics, Sir Andre Wiles who has an IQ of 170 is awarded a knighthood by the Queen of England.

4. Judith Polgar ( 170 )

Since childhood, Judith was born from a family that is not unusual. The father who is obsessed with education, raising Judit with his siblings in a research study.

At the age of 15 years, Judith Polgar, and able to beat Bobby Fisher became the youngest female chess grandmaster at that time. Judith himself known IQ of 170.
5. James Woods ( 180 )

James Woods is a genius. In the SAT exam, Woods earned a perfect score, 800 in the verbal test and 779 in Maths. When young, Woods was at a top university in the U.S., UCLA, the scholarship system. Unfortunately his fondness for acting to make educated career stalled.

6. Gary Kasparov ( 190 )

Gary Kasparov is known as one of the chess master who is still living in this world. For a moment he lost the chess match against the computer genius, but you definitely do not want to fight the Russian national men's brains.

With an IQ of 192, Gary Kasparov made ​​its mark on the world by becoming the youngest world chess champion, that at the age of 22 years. After retiring in 2005, Kasparov is now active in politics and writing.