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Tony Buzan's 1994 tabulation of the 25 greatest geniuses of all time (by GS)

*(Paraphrased from Tony Buzan)* Geniuses are pivotal figures in our consciousness. People like Leonardo da Vinci and Isaac Newton come to represent and define genius in our minds. Geniuses invent things and expand our understanding, knowledge and abundance. Steadfast in their refusal to live a mediocre life, they plunge into their chosen field(s); their creativity, brilliance, and innovation leave indelible marks on the world.
1. Leonardo da Vinci (GS=822)^[1] 2. William Shakespeare (GS=818)^[1] 3. Great Pyramid builders (GS=817)^[1] 4. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (GS=816)^[1] 5. Michelangelo (GS=814)^[1] 6. Isaac Newton (GS=810)^[1] 7. Thomas Jefferson (GS=809)^[1] 8. Alexander III of Macedon (GS=808)^[1] 9. Phidias (GS=808)^[1] 10. Albert Einstein (GS=804)^[1] 11. Thomas Edison (GS=799)^[1] 12. Archimedes (GS=798)^[1] 13. Aristotle (GS=798)^[1] 14. Homer (GS=797)^[1] 15. Plato (GS=797)^[1] 16. Euclid (GS=795) 17. Elizabeth I of England (GS=795) 18. Filippo Brunelleschi (GS=788) 19. Andrew Carnegie (GS=785) 20. Qin Shi Huang (GS=783) 21. Mimar Sinan (GS=782) 22. Nicolaus Copernicus (GS=780) 23. Ludwig van Beethoven (GS=779) 24. Pablo Picasso (GS=777) 25. Leon Battista Alberti (GS=777)

Tony Buzan's 2005 tabulation of the 25 greatest geniuses of all time (by IQ)

In IQs, a Buzan IQ is an IQ assigned by Englishmen accelerated learning expert Tony Buzan and grand chess master and literature scholar Raymond Keene, as found in their 2005 Book of Mental World Records, in which they attempt to rank the hundred greatest geniuses of all-time using an eight category, 835-point, scoring methodology, assigning IQs to each genius along the way.
1. Leonardo da Vinci (IQ=220)^[2] 2. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (IQ=215)^[2] 3. William Shakespeare (IQ=210)^[2] 4. Albert Einstein (IQ=205)^[2] 5. Isaac Newton (IQ=195)^[2] 6. Thomas Jefferson (IQ=195)^[2] 7. Thomas Edison (IQ=195)^[2] 8. Archimedes (IQ=190)^[2] 9. Aristotle (IQ=190)^[2] 10. Filippo Brunelleschi (IQ=190)^[2] 11. Nicolaus Copernicus (IQ=185)^[2] 12. John Stuart Mill (IQ=185)^[2] 13. Benjamin Franklin (IQ=185)^[2] 14. George Eliot (IQ=185)^[2] 15. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (IQ=182) 16. Euclid (IQ=182) 17. Jorge Luis Borges (IQ=182) 18. Galileo Galilei (IQ=180) 19. Michael Faraday (IQ=180) 20. Marie Curie (IQ=180) 21. Stephen Hawking (IQ=180) 22. Plato (IQ=180) 23. Leon Battista Alberti (IQ=180) 24. Alexander Graham Bell (IQ=180) 25. William Pitt the Elder (IQ=180)

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o Buzan, Tony; Keene, Raymond. Buzan's book of genius. Stanley Paul, 1994. Web. 18 Jul. 2012.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Buzan, Tony; Keene, Raymond. Buzan's Book of Mental World Records. D&B Publishing, 2005. p. 31. Web. 19 Jul. 2012.

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