With only eleven years, the British Cerys Cooksammy-Parnell has achieved a score of 162 in an intelligence test Mensa , thus surpassing great scientific eminences such as Albert Einstein or Stephen Hawking. The test was developed by an association of people with an above-average intellectual capacity. From now on, according to the British newspaper Metro , parents will have to make a decision regarding the future of their daughter related to the "intellectual stimuli" they provide.
Cerys has already stated that his professional interests will be in the banking sector. She has even joked about the possibility of forging a career as British prime minister. "You can't really compare me to Einstein because he's accomplished so much – you can't judge someone by their potential," he said.
