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"Adhara Pérez Sánchez" - Child Prodigy

 


 At only 13 years of age, Adhara has previously taken critical steps in the fields of science and astronomy  acquiring her the title of youngster wonder.


 "After facing bullying from other students at her school and even teachers" 

 "She graduated from high school in  12 years"

 

Brought into the world with a high level of intelligence of 162 ..Adhara's voracious interest and hunger for information have driven her to accomplish unprecedented accomplishments. 



Adhara has an IQ of 162, which is higher than Einstein and Stephen Hawking.





Notwithstanding confronting harassing and separation because of her disparities she has endured  resisting the chances. With her energy for space and numbers 


Her brightness fills in as a motivation to endless people, helping us to remember the potential inside every one of us to have an effect.




With her enduring assurance.. this youthful wonder is ready to make critical commitments to established researchers and shape the fate of humankind.

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