I think the article misses another crucial point: the fact that IQ numbers are frequently redefined to have the average remain at 100. This means that if you s

I think the article misses another crucial point: the fact that IQ numbers are frequently redefined to have the average remain at 100. This means that if you say that Einstein had an IQ of 160, he actually would have had an IQ of 250+ back in his days. Voltaire ? Probably in the thousands. This highlights how ridiculous those claims are, given how nobody tests at 250, 400, 1,000 and above nowadays.