6 Year Old Boy with 176 IQ is Smarter Than Albert Einstein

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pumpi76 — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:42:52 GMT

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pumpi76 — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:17:55 GMT

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pumpi76 — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 22:46:12 GMT

But there is something that yellowish skin people and people that have straight liso hair carry...That's what i call the chip [computer chip], they carry this chip that can cause them to do incredible things talking about females here...Well black people including black females do not carry that chip but don't be fooled because Height in black people does influence but going back to females, females carry this chip...and it can cause them to do incredible things i think native indians carry half a chip it has to do with how you see everyone who has your skin tone and hair closeness and place in the world...Going back to females they carry this chip and is like imemse energy stored but because the way they are treated it as sex meat causes them not to use it 100% or take full advantage of it...But this chip in female includes high voltage of intelligence also more intelligence than black people...Just so you know...But will like to add that females even with this chip once they are too overfed and by that i mean that they are rich, it fools them and can become quite dumb...... [ More ]

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pumpi76 — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 22:26:21 GMT

But i think this is more for males the formula for females is a little different though the formula will not account for all women, though women who are older think different than young adult women...The formula for female will be a little different because women see different than males women pay more attention than males so i don't know and something tells me that they are more talkative by nature than males....But even if you find the formula for females you have to teach them certain things,... [ More ]

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pumpi76 — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 22:01:02 GMT

also not many people realize it but the amount of wealth smart wise that you will achieve if you don't get mad, like if you never get mad you will be amazingly smart and save you so many thing...Not only smart but less talkative and more pensative...Not saying you shouldn't talk but you should try not to talk too much, talking too much like if you was egrerios a lot it doesn't help much...Stuff that you will not learn in most places...What i just told you accounts for more than I.Q...But one has to be careful because been too quiet can cause you to be more extreme in the things you do, like bad thought...... [ More ]

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pumpi76 — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 01:23:20 GMT

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pumpi76 — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:30:20 GMT

will like to say that the dream has nothing to do with church or Christianity...It just happens that the kids that were "Special" that were exceptionally smarter had white shoes...

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pumpi76 — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 08:59:06 GMT

Also more important than that is that they make "MATHEMATICS" EASIER, WAY EASIER...even though i admit i don't know what that kid is going to invent when he grows older...Unless that kid invents the eternal fountain of youth or becomes like Einstein or Newton, more important than him is making "MATHEMATICS" easier, way, way easier...And for what it looks i don't think he is going to accomplish any of them...To accomplish any is a huge, huge pressure...<br

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konane — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 03:18:10 GMT

The boy sounds awesome and very lucky to have those parents. They sound very grounded and sensible, a great future for all.

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jarasan — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 00:32:09 GMT

The detail of identifying colors and numbers maybe a indication of synesthesia. He probably, with time, be able to do whatever he wants.

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pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:01:13 GMT

in my dream kids like that had white shoes & white soxes...

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pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:52:24 GMT

And even though kids with a fotographic memory and an IQ of 176 have sort of special powers so does Dakota Fanning and other teenager kids and small kids that are super rich...

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pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:50:19 GMT

sorry but very few people in the world will ever notice this...did you pay attention to the city laugh all you want but i sort of dream about this 1 day earlier...not exactly the same way though... but what's so good about this kid is that you can mold him into liking science... what they will have to do is give kids I.Q tests over the years like grouping kids from 8-13 into one category and then kids from 14-16 into another category but in 4's or 5's....That way kids take the IQ... [ More ]

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pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:38:22 GMT

is comments like that that divide society from what already divided society is...<br

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pumpi76 — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:36:51 GMT

I rather a kid who struggle in school and at the age of 20 and up had an IQ of 176 than a kid who has a 176 IQ when he is 6 but later when he is 20 or 30 end ups having a 90 IQ...just so you know...He may have a higher IQ than Einstein however i doubt he would do what Einstein did not saying is impossible but you never know...And what's the point of a male kid having an IQ of 176 when when there are no females with IQ of 176+, WHAT'S THE FREAKING POINT, take all the glory for you...but i am not... [ More ]

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RJOh — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:07:55 GMT

Proof that the apples don't fall far from the tree.<br

Original Blog Entry: 6 Year Old Boy with 176 IQ is Smarter Than Albert Einstein

truesee — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 17:05:59 GMT

Cindy Kranz

The Cincinnati Enquirer

March 18, 2009

Boy With 106 IQ Is 1 in a Million

LOVELAND, Ohio Pranav Veera can recite the names of the U.S. presidents in the order they served in office. He can say the alphabet backward. Give him a date back to 2000, and he'll tell you the day of the week.

Glenn Hartong, The Enquirer

Six year-old Pranav Veera, who has a photographic memory and has tested in the very upper ranges of intelligence, poses with letters spelling his name

He's only 6 years old.

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At first glance, Pranav is a typical young boy who is highly competitive at playing Wii video games and likes to play outside. A closer look reveals he's anything but typical.

Pranav has an IQ of 176. One person in 1 million has an IQ of 176 or above. Albert Einstein's IQ was believed to be about 160. The average IQ is 100.

When Pranav was 4-and-a-half, his parents noticed he seemed unusually intelligent while playing with alphabet sets. He could even recall which letters were certain colors.

That kind of puzzled us, said his father, Prasad Veera. You have to have not a normal memorization, but some other means of recall.

Now, he loves all kinds of alphabets.

He loves to collect them, like different colors, different sizes, different materials, said his mother, Suchitra Veera.

The Veeras decided to have Pranav tested three months ago at Powers Educational Services in Hyde Park, Ohio.

I said, 'Let's try it out, because he seems to do a lot of stuff kind of not quite normal for his age,' his father said. He tested 176.

He seems to have a photographic memory, so keeping Pranav engaged and learning is a big challenge for his family.

His mother and grandmother, Shanta Sastri, work with him at home.

They're guided by his focus and interests.

The way to get him interested is to associate something with numbers, like presidents' birthdays and when they came into office, his mother said.

Once we introduced him to the idea, he was asking more and more questions, so we created a spreadsheet for him in Excel, and he keeps on asking us to add more types of information to it, like sort them in the order that they came into office, sort them in the order when they were born, she said.

In prekindergarten, his teacher had him do more challenging work, such as division and telling time. In kindergarten, his classmates are learning the alphabet and numbers up to 100. He's counting over 1 million.

He's an amazing child, said Marci Taylor, his teacher at McCormick Elementary in the Milford School District. He knows so much, yet he's probably more excited about learning than any child I've ever seen. He shakes with excitement.

Pranav knows so many incredible things, she said, but what's also impressive is that he's still a 6-year-old boy.

He loves to go play at recess and climb on the monkey bars, Taylor said.

It's possible that Pranav might eventually have his learning accelerated, even by skipping grades, but his father said they would have to consider that with his social needs. We want him to be as normal as possible, his father said.

Right now, it's kind of early, and we can do a lot at home, his mother added. We have to figure out what works best, because I think it's different for each child. Pranav draws his intelligence from both sides of the family.

His father has a Ph.D. and his mother has two master's degrees.

What does Pranav want to be when he grows up?

An astronaut, he said without hesitation.

Truly, for Pranav, the sky's the limit.

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