I.Q.

Mensa, where the only qualification is to have a high I.Q., 132 or above, first formed in England in 1946 by British scientist and lawyer Dr. Lance Ware and Australian lawyer Roland Berrill. Race, Creed or Country of origin didn’t matter as long as you had a high I.Q., you were in. On May 10, 1971, the American MENSA society formed in New York.

Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates all have (or had) an I.Q. of 160, but it is time for the old guard to move over and make room for 16 year old Lauren Marbe of Loughton, Essex, England, who has an I.Q. of 161. Marbe, who gets straight A’s, said her teachers always thought she was clever, but the 161 I.Q. test score shocked everyone. Lauren is a typical 16 year old girl enjoying tanni