IQ tests are designed to assess specific cognitive abilities, such as reasoning, working memory, and problem-solving. However, reported scores may come from different tests, historical records, or sources with varying levels of verification.
For this reason, a list of
high-IQ individuals should distinguish documented achievements from unverified or difficult-to-compare numerical claims.

Mathematician Terence Tao, physicist Christopher Hirata, and chess champion Garry Kasparov are examples of people recognized for achievements in their respective fields. Their accomplishments can be discussed independently of disputed IQ estimates.
The Campus Review's article provides an introduction to notable high-IQ individuals and the broader limitations of IQ rankings.
https://thecampusreview.com/stem/highest-iq-in-the-world/#IQTesting #Intelligence #CriticalThinking #Psychology