Feynman was perversely proud of the fact that when tested (as a child?), he _didn't_ have a "genius" IQ. Wikipedia claims it was 125, but I thought I'd heard hi

Feynman was perversely proud of the fact that when tested (as a child?), he _didn't_ have a "genius" IQ. Wikipedia claims it was 125, but I thought I'd heard him claim it was 134, one point too low to qualify for Mensa. That's just my memory of a brief anecdote he told a group of undergrads over 30 years ago, so I likely have the details wrong. He claimed that any genius could win a Nobel prize, but that he'd done really well to have won one as a non-genius!