Crazychessplaya wrote:
Gufeld. Or pfren.
It can't be pfren. He has at leat 75 IQ and I know a candidate master who is even worse. Also Fischer should be considered.
Crazychessplaya wrote:
Gufeld. Or pfren.
It can't be pfren. He has at leat 75 IQ and I know a candidate master who is even worse. Also Fischer should be considered.
Chess is a game that require a lot of study and practice. Maybe smarter people learn faster, but to be good in chess you need to put a lot of effort.
I was surprised to learn that Kasparov's IQ is 135. I wonder if that's the lowest IQ with the title of World Champion.
Richard Feynman had an IQ of 125. All I would really take from this is that above 120, IQ tests seem to be just measuring how good you are at taking IQ tests.
I was surprised to learn that Kasparov's IQ is 135. I wonder if that's the lowest IQ with the title of World Champion.
Richard Feynman had an IQ of 125. All I would really take from this is that above 120, IQ tests seem to be just measuring how good you are at taking IQ tests.
Yeah, and Feynman wasn't even a Candidate Master. Just too dumb for it, this Feynman-guy.
Ivanov because engines can never have a testable IQ score. So Ivanov =
Zero IQ.
title = EM = engine master
@andy - I'm surprised you did not come up with something more clever (I was waiting).
I don't know...somehow a stupid post just seemed like the right call.
Considering we have 9 year old master(s) now, and that if they maintained their chess and intelligence to adulthood, then their IQ would be what... 50? So I think that's a good answer. The lowest IQ for a titled player is about 50.
very true.