British Cardinal (1473- 1530) Aristotle IQ = 200.

Aristotle (384-322 BC) was a Chitarat, a famous philosopher, scientist and educator. Aristotle was Plato's student and Alexander's teacher. In 335 BC, he established a school in Athens called Lv Keang, called Minstrel. Marx once called Aristotle the most learned figure among ancient Greek philosophers, and Engels called him ancient Hegel. Aristotle studied hard all his life, and his academic research involved logic, rhetoric, physics, biology, education, psychology, politics, economics, aesthetics and so on. He wrote a lot of works, mainly including instrumentalism, metaphysics and political science. John stuart Mill IQ =200.

British economist john stewart Mill (1805- 1873) is called "artificial genius" because he is the product of an educational experiment, which is no less than the torture in the Middle Ages. His father is a famous historian and philosopher james mill. He taught his son Greek at the age of 3, history at the age of 4 and Latin, geometry and algebra at the age of 8. /kloc-at the age of 0/2, Mill began to read the works of Virgil, Horace, Ovid, Terrence, Cicero, Homer, Sophocles, euripides, aristophanes, Tutsi and Demosthenes. Mill later became a thinker and writer with great influence in politics, economy and philosophy. He devoted himself to the great ideal of justice and public interest. C.F.Gauss IQ = 198

C.F.Gauss (1777— 1855) was a great German mathematician, astronomer and physicist from the end of18th century to the middle of19th century, and was considered as one of the most talented mathematicians in history. In mathematics, Gauss's contribution covers all fields of pure mathematics and applied mathematics. Blaise pascal, known as the "prince of mathematics", has IQ = 195.

Pascal (1623- 1662), a French philosopher, was proficient in Euclidean geometry at an early age. He independently discovered the first 32 theorems of Euclid, and the order was completely correct. /kloc-at the age of 0/6, he joined the group of mathematicians and physicists in Paris (the predecessor of the French Academy of Sciences) and became famous in academic circles. /kloc-at the age of 0/9, he designed and manufactured the world's first mechanical computing device-a computer that uses gears to add and subtract, which became the prototype of later computers. His philosophical masterpiece "Random Thoughts" has a great influence on later generations. Christopher Michael Gan Lan IQ = 195

Americans, working as nightclub security guards and truck drivers all their lives. Six feet tall, 275 pounds, 52 inches chest and three times as big head are probably the most talented people in America today. Now he devotes himself to promoting his The Theory of Everything, a mixture of philosophy and theology. Sherlock Holmes IQ = 190

Sherlock Holmes was a famous British detective in the19th century. He has a cool head, keen observation and unparalleled reasoning ability. Garry Kasparov IQ = 190

Kasparov, Russian, former world chess champion. When I was a child, Kasparov had a good memory. He can reproduce the chess played by adults well, and he can repeat these articles after reading it once. Kasparov/Kloc-0 reached the finals of the All-Soviet Youth Championship at the age of 0/0, 13 became the alternate master, 14 became the youngest master in the Soviet Union, and 17 was promoted to the international grandmaster. Beat karpov to become the youngest world champion at the age of 22. Besides playing chess, Kasparov is also a versatile person. He speaks 15 languages, is an accomplished mathematician and computer expert, and is also a regular contributor to The Wall Street magazine in new york. Sir isaac newton's IQ = 190

Newton (1643- 1727) was a great scientist and the founder of the theoretical system of classical physics. His discovery changed the whole world. George berkeley IQ = 190

Bishop Becquerel (1685- 1753) is a philosopher who thinks that all material entities, space and time are illusory, and he is a representative figure of mysterious idealism in English philosophy. Attacking Newton's calculus, he put forward "Becquerel Paradox", which shook the mathematical foundation at that time. Friedrich von Schelling IQ = 190

Schelling (1775 ~ 1854), the main representative of German classical philosophy, is an objective idealist philosopher. Schelling's life-long ideological development process is usually divided into two main stages: early stage and late stage. Criticize the feudal autocratic system in the early stage and express the requirement of realizing bourgeois rule of law; The subjective idealism of I Kant and J·G· Fichte was transformed into objective idealism, and their subjective dialectics extended to the outside world, which created conditions for the later establishment of G W F Hegel's philosophical system. Later, he changed from an advocate of bourgeois rule of law to a defender of feudal autocracy, from objective idealism with a reasonable core to Catholic theology. Voltaire's IQ = 190

Voltaire (1694- 1778) was the standard-bearer of the French bourgeois enlightenment in the 8th century, and was known as "the king of ideas" and "the best poet in France". He is quick-thinking and versatile. His works are famous for their sharp language and satirical style. Albrecht von Haller IQ = 190

The Swiss physiologist Haller (1708 ~ 1777) published the Outline of Human Physiology, which laid the foundation of human physiology and put forward the stress theory. Philipp Melanchthon IQ = 190

1497- 1560, German theologian and religious reformer. Imhotep IQ = 190

From 2635 to 2595 BC, the designer of the ancient Egyptian pyramids, known as the world's first architect and the world's first doctor, was also a priest, a jurist, a saint, a poet, an astrologer, and even the prime minister of King Sasaki of the third dynasty. He built a stepped pyramid for King Sasaki in Sakala. After his death, he was regarded as the god of medicine and Son of God Buta, and was the patron saint of priests with Toth. Greece regards it as Asklepios. Pierre-Simon Laplace IQ = 190

Laplace (1749- 1827) is a famous French astronomer and mathematician, the main founder of celestial mechanics, one of the founders of celestial evolution chemistry, the founder of analytical probability theory and the pioneer of applied mathematics. He has published more than 270 papers on astronomy, mathematics and physics, totaling more than 4,006 pages. 1796 published the Theory of Cosmic Systems. He is known as the father of Newton and celestial mechanics in France for studying the dynamics of solar system stability. Antoine Arnold IQ = 190

19 12- 1694, French philosopher and theologian. William Pitt, small IQ = 190.

William Pitt (1759- 1806) is the youngest prime minister in British history. He was only 24 years old when he took office. He has been in power for more than 0/7 years, never married, and is heavily in debt. He devoted his life to politics.