Recent years have been marked by the fact that more and more brilliant children appear in the world, whose abilities turn out to be beyond ordinary ones. Among them, a certain number of children can rightfully be called "the smartest in the world."
Gregory Smith
The boy, who by the age of 12 was nominated for the Nobel Prize four times, but has not yet received it, is called Gregory Smith. He was born in 1990 in a small town in Virginia, USA. Gregory was able to remember and retell a book at the age of 14 months, adding complex numbers in a year and a half. At two years old, Gregory was reading.
At school, the boy absorbed information like a powerful computer. In a year I jumped from the second grade to the eighth. The favorite discipline of the brilliant student was mathematics. At the age of ten, the boy became a first-year student. At the age of 16, after graduating from the university, he became the youngest graduate to receive a master's degree from the University of Virginia.
Today Gregory is not only an ardent admirer of the exact sciences, he also leads the movement for the protection of children's rights, traveling with his mission around the world. In addition to the nomination for the award, the boy spoke from the UN rostrum. He is personally acquainted with Gorbachev and Clinton.
Gregory is the founder of the International Youth Advocates, which promotes friendliness and understanding among young people around the world. It was for his activity in this field that the boy was nominated four times for the Nobel Prize in the field of "Peace Prize".
Gregory, conducting his speeches, focuses on "peaceful education" and the right to education for every child living on the planet, while acting as an ardent fighter against violence in films and computer games. As Gregory himself says, he is against those who trample the desire of children for knowledge, hanging on them the label "nerd."
Despite the movement led by Gregory, the boy gives priority to science. Never tired of absorbing complex scientific volumes with passion. Smith says that only this can help him better understand the world.
Although Gregory is extremely busy, he does not miss the opportunity to play his favorite basketball or listen to music.
Mahmoud Vail Mahmoud
Mahmoud Wail Mahmoud was born on January 1, 1999 in Cairo, Egypt. His parents are doctors. The boy is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the smartest child on the planet. His IQ is 155 points, which is much higher than that of his peers.
His gift was discovered by accident at the age of three by his father. Now Mahmoud is able to perform complex arithmetic operations in his mind, surpassing all Egyptian mathematicians in intelligence.
The young talent learns according to individual programs offered specially for him by well-known computer companies.
Despite his mathematical gift, Mahmoud plans to follow in the footsteps of his parents and become a doctor in the future.
Alexis Martin
Alexis Martin, a three-year-old girl born in Queen Creek, Arizona, USA, is one of the smartest kids on the planet. Her IQ is around 162. More precisely, the specialists could not calculate because of Alexis passing the test too quickly.
From a year old, Alexis has been able to retell fairy tales told to her by her parents. By now, she has been able to learn Spanish on her own using her iPad. A girl reads books intended for 5-year-old children.
