Sho Yano
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Sho Yano (born c. 1991, Portland, Oregon) is a Japanese American and Korean American boy who at the age of 12 held the title of world's highest recorded IQ with a figure so high that it was unmeasurable. He reportedly played Chopin on the piano at age 3. After scoring 1500 on the SAT at age 8, he entered Loyola University at age 9, graduating magna cum laude at age 12, and now attends the Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago on a full scholarship.
