12-year Old Nicole Barr Scored The Highest Possible IQ, 2 Points Higher Than Albert Einstein And Stephen Hawking

At just 12-years-old, Nicole Barr earned a 162 — a perfect score — on her Mensa IQ test.

Posted by Yahoo on Tuesday, August 4, 2015

A 12-year old girl from the U.K. named Nicole Barr has scored the highest possible Mensa IQ test score at 162, just 2 points above Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking who are both theoretical physicists.

Mensa is a non-profit, 
largest and oldest high IQ organization in the world
open to people who score at the 98th percentile 
or higher on a standardized, 
supervised IQ or other approved intelligence test.
Her father Jim Barr says
that she always loved puzzles and numbers
and always been excellent in math
and clearly years ahead of her age group.
As a matter of fact,
before she was 2, 
she was adding numbers already
and doing calculations
and when she was already 2,
she was already playing Nintendo DS with ease
like the rest of the older kids.

But her interests is not at all academic.
She loves to play soccer
and acting and singing at the same time.
And with her superior intelligence,
she wants to be a doctor someday.

The world must be wondering 
what this girl can do for the world
now that's she's certified 
to have gotten a perfect score of 162 on Mensa IQ test.
I can only hope above everything else
that her superior intelligence will make her realize
that there is God The Father Almighty
who created everything on earth and the whole universe,
and not become an atheist like Stephen Hawking, 
or agnostic like Albert Einstein.
And wish that all her endeavors
will be for the betterment of the whole world.
And even if she scored the highest possible score on an IQ test,
she is still far from perfect.
She still is not as wise as King Solomon
who had the greatest Wisdom 
man ever had or will ever have again.
And that statement from the Holy Bible
does not include Jesus Christ of course.