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YoungHoon Kim

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YoungHoon Kim
Born (1989-05-25) May 25, 1989 (age 37)
South Korea
🏳️ NationalitySouth Korean
💼 Occupation
Entrepreneur, theologian, independent researcher

YoungHoon Kim (김영훈; born 25 May 1989, South Korea)[citation needed] is a South Korean entrepreneur, theologian, and independent researcher who claims to have the highest IQ ever recorded, with a score of 276. He is the founder of companies and organizations related to neurotechnology and intelligence, and is also known for actively sharing his Christian faith.

Biography

Kim is the founder and CEO of NeuroStory, a company specializing in digital brain health supported by the South Korean government.[1] He is also the president of the United Sigma Intelligence Association (USIA), an international organization that promotes research and cooperation among intellectuals.[2]

IQ and recognition

Kim claims to have an IQ of 276 (standard deviation 24), equivalent to about 210 in standard tests (SD 15). His score has reportedly been confirmed by tests such as the VNPT-II and recognized by entities including:

  • World Memory Sports Council
  • GIGA Society
  • Mega Society
  • Mensa

[3] [4] [5]

Professional work

At NeuroStory, Kim leads initiatives integrating artificial intelligence, psychology, and neuroscience to advance cognitive health.[6] He also founded USIA, which holds conferences and publishes international intellectual rankings.[7]

Religious beliefs

YoungHoon Kim is a Protestant Christian and often expresses his faith on social media and through his account on X (formerly Twitter) called 김영훈, IQ 276. In June 2025, he wrote:

"Jesus Christ is God, the way, the truth, and the life. Christ is my logic."

He affirms that the Bible is perfect and eternal, and that science—especially quantum physics—reinforces his belief in God.[8]

Statements by Kim posted on X have reached wide audiences, generating discussions in both religious and scientific communities. In one post on X, Kim stated that he had received a revelation that Jesus Christ will return in this generation.[9]

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