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BlackVision
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This is extraordinarily faulty. Even if the statistic probability of a 210 IQ is 1 in 10 billion, higher than the population of the Earth which is little over 6 billion, that does not mean it is impossible for one to have a 210 IQ. Much like it is possible to win the lottery with just 100 tickets even if the statistic probability is 1 in 40 million.plus said:The way to estimate the adult IQ is to put the population into a gaussian bell curve distribution by method of percentile of the population. Then a mean of 100 and a standard deviation (usually value 16) is assigned. Using this, the person with the highest IQ in the world will not have an IQ of above 200. An IQ of 210 would require a much much much larger sample group than the number of people in the world. You can easily calculate this from the normal distribution curve.