Elon Musk's IQ: What's Actually Verified
"155" is everywhere online — but no test, examiner, or date backs it. Here's what's actually documented, and why estimates range from 100 to 160.
In-depth, research-based guides on IQ scores, intelligence testing, demographics and how to take a test — from the IQCognify editorial team.
"155" is everywhere online — but no test, examiner, or date backs it. Here's what's actually documented, and why estimates range from 100 to 160.
Almost any site can put your name on a PDF and call it "official." Here's what actually separates a real certificate from a printable one.
"125" gets repeated everywhere with no source. The actual data traces to 30 physicians in one dataset. Here's what's really been measured.
A 10-question IQ test isn't new — a validated short-form version has existed since the 1960s. Here's what the real research says about the format.
The MoCA screens for mild cognitive impairment, not IQ — and it's sensitive enough that 4 in 10 people without dementia can score below "normal."
On general intelligence, the average difference between sexes is negligible. The real, replicated finding is about variability — not average IQ.
From the Turing Test to AI scoring 140+ on Mensa — how machine intelligence testing actually works, and why the headline numbers mislead.
Some free IQ tests ask for your email before showing results, others don't. Here's what that data is actually used for, and how to tell them apart.
Learning styles, the 10% brain, left- vs right-brained learners — surveyed teachers endorse these at strikingly high rates. What the evidence says.