Incredibly high IQ level! As the supposedly wisest man of all time he died alone and in poverty

At the age of nine, Sidis was accepted into Harvard University, but the university did not allow him to attend classes until he was 11.

While still a student, he already lectured at the Harvard Mathematical Club on such a complex topic as four-dimensional objects. For most people, these lessons were too complicated and incomprehensible, but for those who understood them, it was a valuable discovery. Sidis graduated from Harvard in 1914 at the age of 16.

There is much speculation as to what Sidis’ IQ was, as all official IQ test results from the time have been lost, so historians try to estimate it for themselves.

The average level of normal IQ is considered to be 100 points. If the IQ level is below 70, it is considered low or very low in various classifications, but if it is above 130, then the person is considered gifted and smarter than most.

It is known that Albert Einstein’s IQ level was 160 points, Leonardo da Vinci’s was 180, and Isaac Newton’s was 190. On the other hand, Sidis had it from 250 to 300 points. He was as smart as three people put together. However, despite his intelligence, he had a hard time fitting into a world filled with people who didn’t understand him.

After graduating from Harvard University at the age of 16, he told reporters: