TOP 10 SMARTEST PEOPLE IN THE

WORLD
Intelligence is an important thing which makes every people different. "Being intelligent isn't
the same as utilizing that knowledge to make or do something which nobody else can do to be
more intelligent than everyone." Intelligence can be measured in different ways like (IQ test,
solving the problem faster or in different ways). Many brilliant People don't satisfy their
potential. It is true that preferences and lack of opportunities have doubtlessly kept some
splendid individuals from achieving their maximum capacity and being recognized. All things
considered, for struggle, we will use all criteria available to us to think of a rundown of the
brightest people. So today we discuss Top 10 most intelligent people around the world.

1. STEPHEN HAWKINGS
Stephen Hawking's was born on 8-Jan-1942, he was a great Theoretical Physicist. He was
the Lucasian Professor at Cambridge University between 1979 to 2009. He achieved
Commercial success by his Popular Science work his book "A brief history of time
"appeared on the British news "Sunday Times" and become the best seller list of record-
breaking of sells of 237 weeks. Hawking also published his theories on black holes and
general relativity. In 1970 he postulated the second law of black holes dynamics, He also
proposed the four law of Black Holes mechanics. Hawking published his first book "The
Large-Scale Structure of Space-Time" in 1973 which give him success.

2. MISLAV PREDAVEC
Predavec was reported with an IQ of 190. He solves the problems better faster.
Predavec was born in Zagreb in 1967. At the very younger age, he has some unique
abilities as he achieves many achievements and made his name in world genius book in
2012 he was ranked as the third smartest person in the world. He has said, "To solve
 difficult intelligence issues in my favorite hobby and that I always felt that I'm ahead of
others". Predavec is one of the tops most genius person in the world.

3. RUTH LAWRENCE
She was born on August 2, 1971, as a young girl, Ruth Lawrence was viewed as "the
brainiest kid in Britain," and was even positioned among the world's 10 most intelligent
peoples—together with Stephen William Hawking and chess excellent bosses Garry
Kasparov and Judit Pol-gar. For as long as 20 years, however, Lawrence has been
carrying on with a generally unassuming life out of the spotlight, as an ultra-Orthodox
Mathematics teacher at Hebrew University. At age ten, she became the youngest
person ever to pick up section into the esteemed Oxford University. She would go ahead
to finish her degree inside two years and become only the math student in her year to
get a top grade.

4. PAUL ALLEN
Paul Gardner Allen Born on January 21, 1953, is an American business financier,
speculator, and investor. Allen net worth of 15.6 billion and he is in the list of the richest
people in the world. He helped to establish Microsoft close by Bill Gates. In February
2018, he was assessed to be the 43rd-richest person in the world, with an expected total
asset of $25 billion. Paul Allen reportedly has an IQ of between in the range of 160 and
170. Like Bill Gates, Allen is also a college drop out. Aside from business financier Allen
passions includes aviation. He funded Spaceship-one the first private aircraft.

5. JUDIT POLGAR
She is generally considered the strongest female chess player of all time. In 1991, Polgar
accomplished the title of Grandmaster at 15 years old years and 4 months, at the time
the youngest to have done as such, breaking the record already held by previous World
Champion Bobby Fischer. She was the youngest player to break the record. She said
"Women can accomplish the same results, in fields of intellectual exercises, to that of
men"
6. ALBERT EINSTEIN
Albert Einstein the great Physicist who developed the "Theory of Relativity" He is known
for its influences on the philosophy of Science. He received Noble price in Physics "For
his services of Theoretical Physics and discovery of the law of Photoelectric effect". He
Publishes a paper on general relativity in 1916 with his theory of Gravitational. He
publishes more than 300 Scientific paper and 150 non-scientific work. He won many
mobile prices and his intellectual achievement and originality have made the word
"Einstein".

7. EDWARD WITTEN
Edward is one of the greatest physicists and a professor of mathematical physics. He
contribution to physics he was the first and the only physicist to be awarded a field
medal by National Mathematics union. Although he is defiantly a physicist (as his
rundown of distributions obviously appears) his order of science is matched by a couple
of mathematicians, and his capacity to decipher physical thoughts in the scientific frame
is very exceptional. Over and over he has amazed the scientific network by a splendid
use of physical knowledge prompting new and profound numerical theorems

8. MANAHEL THABET
In 2008, aged 25, Yemeni someone} and scientist Manahel Thabet became the youngest
person to receive a financial engineering ph.D. Thabet earned the degree at the
University of Illinois and has since worked towards a second ph.D. in quantum
mathematics. In 2012 she came up with a revolutionary 350-page formula to calculate
the distance in the house without the use of light. She also has an I.Q. on top of 168 and
garnered a Genius of the Year Award and a spot on the 2013 World Genius Directory's
list. Thabet founded the company smart Tips Consultants in 2008

9. RICHARD ROSNER
U.S. tv writer and pseudo-celebrity Richard Rosner is an unusual case. Born in 1960, he
has led a somewhat checkered professional life: moreover writing for Jimmy Kimmel
 Live! and other TV shows, Rosner has, he says, been used as a stripper, doorman, male
model, and waiter. In 2000 he infamously appeared on who needs to Be a Millionaire?
respondent an issue concerning the altitude of capital cities incorrectly and reacting by
using the show, albeit unsuccessfully. Rosner placed second within the planet Genius
Directory’s 2013 Genius of the Year Awards; the site lists his ratio at 192, that places him
simply behind Greek head-shrinker Evangelos Katsioulis. Rosner reportedly hit the books
for twenty hours every day to undertake and outdo Katsioulis

10. IVAN IVEC

Born in 1976, Ivan Ivec is a Croatian scientist and IQ test specialist with – according to
the world Genius Directory – an IQ of 174. He holds a ph.D. in arithmetic and works at
Gimnazija A.G.Matoša highschool in Samobor, Zagreb. Ivec’s web site is devoted to IQ
testing and results, and his own tests cover in ranges of between 120 and 190. He has
additionally worked with fellow Croatian scientist Mislav Predavec to style such tests.
apparently, Ivec says that the time restrictions on intelligence tests devised by
psychologists aren't ideal for everyone.

11. CHRISTOPHER LANGAN

Christopher Langan, born in San Francisco in 1952, was a self-educated genius. He was
already teaching himself how to read before he turned four. In high school he was tutor
of "advanced mathematical science, physics, philosophy, Latin and Greek," according to
Langan. Moreover, even though he had a sleep in some of it, he allegedly received 100%
SAT examination. Langan was in the University of Montana, but he resigned. Instead he
served as a portrayer and created a Cognitive-Theory Model of the Universe during his
time off. He was not an intellectual person, like the character in 1997 film Good Will
Hunting. Neuro-psychologist Robert Novell reported on TV newsmagazine 20/20 in 1999
that he had ever calculated Lanigan’s IQ – said to be from 195-210. "The cleverest man
in America" was called Langan.
12. MARILYN VOS SAVANT
In Missouri Marilyn vos Savant was born in 1946. In 1986, when she in The Guinness
Book of world records was listed as the individual with the highest IQ with a recorded
score of 228, the columnist and the author made history. The Stanford-Binet test at 10 is
said to have achieved her score. Savant also passed the disputed Mega Test in the mid
1980%, scored an IQ of 186. Following the recent fame, the popular "Ask Marilyn"
column, still online today, was launched by parade magazine. Savant was a founder of
the IQ Society of the Megabyte "One Billion."

13. JOHN.H SUNUNU

John H. Sununu has posted an IQ of 180 and has shown himself to meet the eligibility
criteria for members of the Mega Society high level IQ community. Sununu, who was
born in Havana, Cuba in 1939, was engineering student at the Institute of Technology,
Massachusetts University, graduated in 1961, completed his master's in 1963 and his
doctorate in 1966. In his research he graduated in 1963. Since graduation, Sununu
served as a professor at Tufts University, Boston, until he was appointed Associate Dean
of Technology, which he held until 1973. until 1968.

14. NEIL de GRASSE TYSON

He is the highly esteemed American astrophysicist and scientist at the US Natural
History Museum and is Frederick P. Rose, Director of the Hayden Planetarium in New
York City. Tyson was born and loved astronomy since he was young in 1958 in New York.
In 1980 he obtained a BSc in Physics from Stanford, and from the University of Texas in
1983 he earned a master's degree in astronomy. Instead he went to Columbia to get M.
Phil. He got there. Five years later, five years later on astrophysics. Since 2006 to 2011
he has made numerous guest TV shows and has become pop culture celebrity hosting
PBS science NOVA ScienceNOW

15. KIM UNG YONG

According to the 1990 Guinness Book of World Records, former Korean prodigy Kim
Ung-Yong made a list with a ranking of 210 and with the latter lost the highest IQ rating.
 Kim was born in 1963 in Seoul and was able to read Korean, Japanese, English and
German by the age of three. Kim moved to America to serve at NASA when he was only
eight years old. "I was working like a robot at the moment. I woke up, resolved the given
formula every day, eat, slept, etc. "I felt alone and had no family." Kim was reportedly in
the Us, although this is not verified, he earned a PhD degree in physics.

16. STEVEN PINKER

Steven Pinker was born in Quebec in 1954, a Canadian expert in perceptual perception
and psycholinguistic. He is currently a professor of psychology at Harvard. He is
interested also in cultural research, clinical psychology, linguistics, and cognitive science.
He was a professor of engineering at the Institute of Technology in the Brain and
Cognitive Science Department in Massachusetts between 1982 and 2003 before taking
the post. Pinker was named head of the university's cognitive neuroscience center
during his MIT career. He was identified as the most influential 100 thinkers and science
experts in 2004 by TIME magazine. The honors include a National Academy of Sciences
Troland Scientific Fellowship and a Henry Dale Medal for the Royal Institution. Maybe
the most popular work of Pinker is the book The Blank Slate: The Contemporary Denial
of Human Nature in 2002.

17. GARRY KASPAROV

He is undoubtedly Azerbaijan's best-known chess player of all time, Garry Kasparov,
born in Baku in 1963. Kasparov, when he was seven, was educated at the Young Pioneer
Palace in Baku, and then he began training with the famed Soviet chess player Mikhail
Botvinnik at the age of ten. Kasparov was crowned Grandmaster in 1980 and was
credited as the youngest and the only World Champion of all times five years later.
Before 1993, he kept the championship title and held the world leader position for three
times more than any other player. He took IBM's computer Deep Blue in 1996, winning
4-2-though the next year, he defeated the machine in an improved version. In 2005, he
withdrew from chess to focus on politics and publishing.
18. TERENCE TAO