ISI Society expands resources for Gifted Members with Scientific Journal Partnerships
The ISI Society, an elite high-IQ society that gathers individuals above the 99.93 percentile in IQ tests and with notable creative achievements, has announced a promising new benefit for its members: free access to partnered scientific journals starting next month. This initiative aims to provide valuable resources to its gifted members, facilitating access to scientific […]
Unraveling mind mysteries: Study confirms relationship between pupil dilation and working memory
The relationship between pupil dilation and working memory, an essential executive function of the brain for processing and storing information, had already been a topic of debate among members of the Gifted project, a collaboration involving high IQ researchers from around the world. Recently, a study conducted by researchers at the University of Texas at […]
Babies Who Enjoy Sour Tastes May Have Higher IQs
By Dr. Fabiano de Abreu Agrela Contemporary scientific literature has explored, albeit inconclusively, the potential correlation between a predilection for sour flavors and elevated intelligence quotient (IQ) indicators in both children and adults. In this opinion piece, I discuss the validity and implications of these findings, assess the robustness of the empirical data, and suggest […]
The most reliable and widely used IQ Tests in the world
Introduction Intelligence Quotient (IQ) tests are essential tools for measuring human cognitive abilities and are used in various educational and professional contexts. Quantifying Intelligence Quotient (IQ) through psychometric assessments is a fundamental pillar in cognitive and differential psychology. This document provides a careful analysis of various IQ assessment tools, discussing their psychometric properties, applicability, and […]
My Creative Work
By Roy Kosonen
Genetic intelligence report plays key role in genius gamer’s acceptance into international society
Orion Kimenker, originally from Walnut Creek, California, and a graduate in Mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, has just been accepted into one of the world’s most exclusive high IQ societies, the ISI Society. This organization is unique in that it requires not only a high intelligence quotient, with a minimum score of 148, […]
What do people with very high IQs do all day?
By Sarah Fitzpatrick Mine IQ was >160 last time I was tested, so I’m fairly sure I qualify. These are the main things I’ve found that seem to distinguish me from friends with lower IQs: I tend to be mentally active all the time, I rarely watch TV or sit thinking about nothing (I do […]
Artificial Intelligence is not suitable for all types of brains
By: Dr. Fabiano de Abreu Agrela – Post-PhD in Neuroscience and biologist A writer’s account of their experience with AI: This has to do with neural connections, of course. Individuals with more developed brain connections, like those with higher IQs, already have a dynamic similar to AI internally, making the absorption of knowledge a biological […]
Member featured in the press
This Sunday, in an exclusive interview with The Sun of England, our member and regent Dr. Fabiano de Abreu shared details about his innovative method of prevention, evolution, and development to optimize the performance of athletes in various countries. He discussed how his approach is positively influencing the financial market in football and contributing to […]
Higgs gravity theory
In quantum physics, the bosons are elementary particles responsible for “carrying” the forces (gravity, electromagnetism, strong force, weak force and massgiving.), but there is a yet undiscovered boson, a missing link that should be the “carrier” of the force of gravity. This recent theory explores the possibilty of the Higgs boson, responsible for giving mass […]