Two-year-old joins high IQ club

LONDON – A two-year-old girl with an intelligence quotient of 152 has become the youngest current member of British Mensa, the international society for highly-intelligent people, it said Friday.

Georgia Brown, aged two years and 10 months, was welcomed into the exclusive club after an assessment by a child psychologist, who was said to be “elated” as the findings were what would be expected for a five or six-year-old. But the little girl, from Aldershot, in southern England, is still not the youngest member ever to join British Mensa.She missed out by six days to Ben Woods, who joined in the 1990s.The previous youngest current member was a three-year-old boy with an IQ of 137, who joined in 2005.Nampa-AFPBut the little girl, from Aldershot, in southern England, is still not the youngest member ever to join British Mensa.She missed out by six days to Ben Woods, who joined in the 1990s.The previous youngest current member was a three-year-old boy with an IQ of 137, who joined in 2005.Nampa-AFP