Adhara Pérez, 9, has a 162 IQ, which is higher than the 160 IQs of geniuses like Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.
The Tlahuac slum-dwelling native of Mexico City was identified with the autism spectrum disorder Aspergers at the age of barely three. Adhara suffered academically and was bullied at school as a result of her special needs. The Yucatan Times claims that her teachers didn’t think she would succeed academically and that her classmates frequently teased her.
Kids often find school difficult, but those with developmental disorders find the school to be considerably more difficult. The school system is not designed to support students with special needs to achieve academic success, and those who are seen by their peers to be “different” may be subjected to severe bullying. This was all true for Adhara, who aspired to be an astronaut but didn’t think she was physically fit enough given her academic history. Adhara’s mother decided to take her to therapy after realizing that she was being bullied at school; this is when things began to shift for the family.
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Adhara outperformed Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking in terms of IQ, scoring 162 on the exam. According to The Yucatan Times, Adhara went on to graduate from elementary school at the age of five, middle school at the age of six, and high school at the age of eight. The now nine-year-old is currently enrolled in two online college programs: Industrial Engineering in Mathematics and Systems Engineering through CNCI.
In order to pursue her goal of becoming an astronaut, Adhara wishes to enroll at the University of Arizona. She received a letter with the invitation to study there personally from the university’s president, according to Mexico News Daily. “I was happy to read about your great experience online and to discover that the University of Arizona is your dream school,” the letter stated. “You would have many opportunities to collaborate with the top experts in the world thanks to our many excellent space sciences programs… I want to see you one day on campus as a Wildcat since you have a promising future ahead of you.”
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