IQ Facts and Figures

• After the last Presidential election, a study was done that indicated states with lower average IQs voted for George Bush and those with higher IQs for John Kerry.
• 0.1% of the world's population has an IQ of 145 or above, the level required to be deemed profoundly gifted.

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Leonardo Da Vinci IQ Score 220	Rene Descartes IQ Score 185	Charles Dickens IQ Score 180	Anthonis Dyck IQ Score 155	Albert Einstein IQ Score 160
Dwight Eisenhower IQ Score 122	George Eliot IQ Score 160	Philip Emeagwali IQ Score 190	Ralph Waldo Emerson IQ Score 155	FDR IQ Score 147
			Bobby Fischer IQ Score 187	Gerald Ford IQ Score 121
			Jodie Foster IQ Score 132	Ben Franklin IQ Score 160
Sigmund Freud IQ Score 156	Bill Gates IQ Score 160	Galileo IQ Score 185	Sir Francis Galton IQ Score 200	Ulysses S. Grant IQ Score 130

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The IQ Bell Curve
	The distribution of IQ scores is as follows: 50% of IQ scores fall between 90 and 110 70% of IQ scores fall between 85 and 115 95% of IQ scores fall between 70 and 130 99.5% of IQ scores fall between 60 and 140 A score of 132 equals the top 2% A score of 134 equals the top 1% A score of 68 equals the bottom 2% A score of 66 equals the bottom 1%

Historical IQ's are from a 1926 study by psychologist Dr. Catherine Morris Cox. For more information on how the historical IQ's have been calculated please refer to the Wikipedia article on Catherine Cox Miles.

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