My name is Malcolm Abraasson.

I come from Sweden and live in a small city called Halmstad. I have always had an interest in problem-solving, and at the age of 15, I went to Mensa Sweden, where they verified that I have an IQ of 164. However, now that I’m 17, I believe my IQ is closer to 180. Because of my intelligence, I’ve had the opportunity to meet famous Swedish figures. The reason I’m not as well-known as other high-IQ individuals is that I don’t seek fame. I believe that if everyone knew about my intelligence, they would constantly ask me questions and present me with problems to solve, and I prefer to have peace.

In addition to my academic abilities, I have trained in martial arts since childhood. I started judo at the age of 4 and have earned a black belt. At 7, I began boxing and later competed in the Swedish Championships (SM). When I was 13, I took up MMA, and now I attend SM every year to watch my friends win gold medals. The reason I don’t compete myself is the same as before - I don’t seek attention. My friends know I am better than them, but some of them weigh 15 kg more than me, making it challenging to compete when I weigh 72,7 kg.

Having a high IQ makes many things easier, especially learning. I’ve noticed that I can pick up new skills and subjects much faster than most people. One example is chess - IQ plays a significant role in pattern recognition, strategy, and calculation, which makes the game much easier to master. The ability to think several moves ahead and quickly adapt to different strategies is something that comes naturally to me.

For those who might doubt my intelligence, I have proof in the form of photos and app records from various random IQ tests I have taken. These tests consistently show high results, further reinforcing my belief that my IQ is now around 180.

Here are some results from the app IQ Test, which has random IQ questions.

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