Gallery
Historical Figures
Meet the remarkable minds featured in our IQ match system — from ancient bards to modern cosmologists.

Warren G. Harding
Easy29th U.S. President · 1865–1923
Estimated IQ: 85 - 95
29th President of the United States, often regarded as one of the least intellectually gifted men to hold the office.

Marilyn Monroe
EasyFilm & Culture · 1926–1962
Estimated IQ: 105 - 115
Hollywood icon whose emotional intelligence and charisma captivated a generation.

Benjamin Franklin
EasyStatesmanship & Science · 1706–1790
Estimated IQ: 120 - 130
American polymath, inventor, and statesman who shaped a nation's founding principles.

Albert Einstein
EasyTheoretical Physics · 1879–1955
Estimated IQ: 140 - 150
Theoretical physicist who rewrote our understanding of space, time, and energy.

Leonardo da Vinci
EasyArt & Invention · 1452–1519
Estimated IQ: 160+
Renaissance polymath whose notebooks bridged art, anatomy, and engineering.

Homer of Bronze Age
HardEpic Poetry · c. 8th Century BC
Estimated IQ: 80 - 90
Legendary bard of antiquity, attributed with composing the Iliad and the Odyssey.

Andy Warhol
HardVisual Art · 1928–1987
Estimated IQ: 100 - 110
Pop art pioneer who transformed commercial imagery into high cultural critique.

Charles Darwin
HardNatural Science · 1809–1882
Estimated IQ: 128 - 138
Naturalist whose theory of evolution by natural selection forever changed biology.

Stephen Hawking
HardCosmology · 1942–2018
Estimated IQ: 135 - 145
Cosmologist who probed black holes and the origins of the universe.

Nikola Tesla
HardElectrical Engineering · 1856–1943
Estimated IQ: 155+
Inventor and engineer whose work pioneered alternating current and wireless transmission.

George Washington
President1st President · 1732–1799
Estimated IQ: 120 - 130
Commander of the Continental Army and first President of the United States, whose leadership forged a new nation.

Thomas Jefferson
President3rd President · 1743–1826
Estimated IQ: 145 - 155
Principal author of the Declaration of Independence and polymath president whose intellect spanned law, architecture, and science.

Abraham Lincoln
President16th President · 1809–1865
Estimated IQ: 120 - 130
Self-educated lawyer who guided the nation through the Civil War and emancipated millions with his unmatched eloquence.

Theodore Roosevelt
President26th President · 1858–1919
Estimated IQ: 130 - 140
Energetic conservationist and Rough Rider whose boundless curiosity and vigor reshaped the modern presidency.

John F. Kennedy
President35th President · 1917–1963
Estimated IQ: 115 - 125
Inspiring orator who steered America through the Cuban Missile Crisis and charted a course to the moon.

Ronald Reagan
President40th President · 1911–2004
Estimated IQ: 105 - 115
Actor-turned-president whose communication skills and optimism defined an era of American politics.