Important Points
- Who has the Highest IQ as a Child?
- At the age of 1, he had learned the Korean alphabet along with 1,000 Chinese.
- He completed his school education till secondary level in just 2 years.
- He could solve complicated math questions at the age of 5 years.
Kim Ung-Yong was a South Korean professor and a famous kid prodigy,
who held the world record Guinness World Records for the highest IQ, at
210.
Early life
Kim Ung-Yong was brought into the world on March 9, 1962, in
Seoul, South Korea. His father was a physical science professor and his mother
was a medical professor.
Just at the age of one, Kim had learned the Korean alphabet along
with 1,000 Chinese characters by reading Thousand Character Classic - a 6th Chinese
poem. At three years of age, he started to solve calculus problems. During the
same age, he wrote an essay book in German and English language, which proved
the bestselling book of that time. By the age of five, Kim could speak Korean,
English, French, German and Japanese languages fluently.
Fuji TV Appearance
At five years old, Kim appeared on Fuji Television in Japan and
stunned the people by solving differential equations. He showed up on Japanese
TV again on November 5, when he solved difficult differential and integral math
problems.
NASA and Schooling
When he was eight years of age, Kim went to study atomic physics
at the University of Colorado. He went to work for NASA, where he worked for 10
years. After getting back to South Korea, Kim was needed to officially finish
South Korean schooling to get a job. He completed his elementary, middle,
and secondary school degrees in just two years.
IQ
At four years old, Kim scored IQ 200 on a youngster IQ test
typically allowed to seven-year-old.
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