<p>I heard that if you drop off the zero on your SAT score (out of 1600), it is an estimate of your IQ. If this is the case, the 130-140 range is accurate for a 1350 SAT score.</p>
<p>When I took it in 2003 - a 1450 was the 98th percentile. However, this is aggregate score and undoubtedly has a poorer correlation to intelligence than the pure math score.</p>
<p>The question is this - what is the distribution of people's IQs who don't take the SAT.</p>
<p>OMG...I would krap my pants if I found out that I scored lower that George Bush...I'm mean I would care less if Howard Stern scored outscored me but George Bush???? Not that he did, but the reality of that actually happening is deeply disturbing!</p>
<p>According to me the smartest celebrities would have to be Matt Damon and Bill Gates (if he is considered to be a celebrity) because they had a clear view of aims and were ready to give up a Harvard degree in order to pursue their dreams. </p>
<p>And they were accepted by Harvard before they became big in life.</p>
<p>Cindy Crawford was valedictorian of her HS and was a Chem-Eng major at Northwestern (on scholarship).</p>
<p>This one is pretty obscure. Morgan Fairchild (best known for playing typical blonde roles) is actually supposed to be quite brilliant. In her "spare time" - she reads legal treatises and medical journals.</p>
<p>Define "smart". If you mean smart mathematically and test/wise, that would be someone totally different than if you refer to political intelligence. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses, you can't lump any one person into "The Smartest Overall".</p>
<p>^Yeah. Welcome to the world of psychology and Robert Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence and Howard Gardner's 8 definitions of intelligence. Accept it or not, our society will ALWAYS consider being smart as a form of analytical intelligence. Sad I know, but let the truth be told. WOW...that rhymes.</p>
<p>Me, of course. ;) That was a joke.</p>
<p>Dolph Lundren - also know as Ivan Drago from "Rocky IV" (I will break you. You will lose.) and as the Alien from "I Come In Peace" and as He-Man in "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" - Rhodes Scholar MIT.</p>
<p>Did anyone see Deepak Chopra go toe-to-toe with Steven Colbert a few weeks ago? He came off as just as quick as Colbert, who'd had time to prep. But the true winner is Marilyn vos Savant, who IS a minor celebrity because her claim to fame is that she has the highest IQ ever recorded.</p>
<p>^is that on youtube or comedycentral.com?</p>