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1. Claus Volko (Vienna, Austria) - Metaphysics, Epistemology, Logic, Computer Science, Game Development, Biochemistry, Psychometrics

2. Anthony Brown (Washington State, USA) - Psychology, Art

3. Thomas Hally (Jalisco, Mexico) - Languages, History, Writing Poetry and Short Stories

4. Timothy Mahony (Queensland, Australia)

5. Victor Hingsberg (Canada)

6. Domagoj Kutle (Zagreb, Croatia) - Sports (powerlifting, skydiving, table tennis), Psychology, Parapsychology, Religion, History

7. James Chan (Singapore) - World Music, Philosophy

8. Richard Friedl (Austria) - Behavioral Economics, Philosophy, Indie Rock, Motorcycling

9. (Anonymous member, Germany)

10. Denis Walch (Tyrol, Austria) - Psychology, Music, Politics, Quantum Mechanics, Epigenetics, General Linguistics

11. Joshua Sparks (Lithuania) - Philosophy of mind, Philosophy of time, Metaphysics, Evolutionary Psychology, Cognitive biases

12. Sudarshan Murthy (India)

13. Garrett Arpin (Canada) - Writing lyrics, Programming, Learning

14. Sriram Balasubramanian (India) - Philosophy, Physics, Literature (English, Sanskrit)

15. Jakub Oblizajek (Poland) - Philosophy, Logic, Programming (Python, JavaScript, Ruby), Trains

16. Iris Studeny (Austria) - Reading, Travelling, Fishing with bare hands

17. Anja Jaenicke (Germany)

18. Morteza Bahrami (Iran)

19. (Anonymous member, USA)

20. (Anonymous member, USA)

21. Veronica Palladino (Italy) - Medicine, Astronomy

22. Jewoong Moon (South Korea)

23. Matisse Alexander (USA) - Computer Programming, Philosophy, Mathematics

24. Watcharaphol Chitvattanawong (Thailand)

25. Christian Sorensen (Belgium) - Metaphysics, Noethics

26. Konstantinos Ntalachanis (Greece)

27. (Anonymous member, United Kingdom)

28. Abdul Rehman (Pakistan) - Writing Fiction

29. Nitish Joshi (India) - Playing Tennis, Solving Logical and Spatial Puzzles, Solving Mathematical Problems, Researching in the field of Science and Technology

30. Goh Zhi Hwee (Singapore) - Recreational Mathematics

31. Thomas Ossel (Netherlands) - Psychology, Mathematics, Philosophy, Martial Arts (aikijujutsu, neijia and qi/nei-gong)

32. Kenneth Myers (USA) - Doing nothing, Talking incessantly, Arguing with others on and offline, Time travel, Sleeping, Logology, Space-Time diagrams, and occasionally, Chess

33. Michael (United Kingdom) - Physics

34. Jiancong Yin (China)

35. Piper Wallis (New Zealand) - Judo, Music (6 instruments as well as singing/songwriting), Mathmetics, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, Neuroscience, Water Sports (such as scuba diving), Animals

36. Srinwan Roy (India)

37. Nareerat Soogsan (Thailand) - Reading, Cooking, Stargazing, Learning New Skills, Painting, Astronomy, Science, Art & Technology

38. Jo Christopher M. Resquites (Cebu, Philippines) - License Agricultural and Biosystems Engineer, Poet, Theorist

39. Merlin Thieme (Germany) - Track, Chemistry, Stock Trading

40. Aníbal Sánchez Numa (Cuba) - Programming, Mathematics, Machine Learning, Languages, Psychology, Music

41. Marios Prodromou (Cyprus) - Philosophy, Spirituality, Sports, generally anything that involves having a good time

42. Tim Gatty (United Kingdom) - Genealogy, Politics, Mental Health

43. Ritoprovo Roy (India) - Puzzling and you can say a consulting detective or criminologist

44. Kishan Amit Harrysingh (Trinidad and Tobago) - Powerlifting, Boxing, Travelling, Investing, Learning about Business and Technology

45. Wei Lai (China) - Football, Sudoku

46. Vadim Borislav

47. Tofe Douglas (England) - Puzzles, Maths, Philosophy, Science

48. Liu Yangyi (China) - Mathematics

49. Carlo Maina (Italy)

50. Huanyun Chen (China)

51. Yukun Wang (China)

52. Harrison Schroder (USA) - Reading, Swimming, Chess, Checkers, Programming, Anime, Politics

53. Lorenzo Amadori (Italy)

54. Joey Burggraf (Germany) - Plants, Music Production, PC, Creating Logos or Wallpapers with Gimp2, Programming

55. Jan Hart (Czech Republic) - Sports, Research, Science and Technology

56. Edwin P. Christmann (USA) - Theology, Philosophy, Physics, Statistics, Quantitative Research, and ExercisIng

57. Joscha Härtel (Germany) - Mathematics, Programming, Philosophy

58. Sajan Bhaskaran Nair (Kerala, India)

59. Jonathan Angel (USA) - Mathematics, Gaming, Technology, Anime, Twitch/YouTube, Computer Science, Psychology, Philosophy

60. Kantarakorn Snidvongs Na Ayuttaya(Puma) (Thailand) - Brazilian Jiujitsu, mixed martial arts, submission grappling, bicycle touring, Theology

61. Fengzhi Wu (China) - Swimming, cycling, climbing, playing the saxophone, playing chess, writing poetry, painting, music, studying unsolved mysteries

62. Pedro Andreu (Spain) - Complex problem solving, philosophy, technology

63. Jim Lorrimore (United Kingdom) - IQ tests, theatre, chess, music

64. Tim Roberts (Australia)

65. Daniel Hilton (United Kingdom) - Mathematics, Logic, Cosmology, IQ Testing, Puzzles and Thinking

66. Carlos Rodriguez (Spain) - chess (I am a Grand Master of the ICCF), reading, running, calisthenics, oriental philosophy, mental games

67. Nima Karimi-Busheri (Canada) - Sports, music, games, movies, philosophy, metaphysics, science, art, adventuring, puzzles, reading, going out

68. Ayhan Ünlü (Turkey) - politics, philosophy, evolutionary psychology, psychoanalysis

69. Martin Engstler (Austria) - Art, Architecture, Building Technology, Structural Design, Lightweight Structures, Bionics, Paleoanthropology, History, Geopolitics, Cosmology, Infinity, Cycling, IQ-Tests

70. Jeho Heo (South Korea)

71. James McBeath (United Kingdom) - Business, Philosophy, Poetry, IQ/intelligence

72. Brett Curtis (United Kingdom) - Maths, Computer Science

73. Wu Wei (China) - Learning languages, Literary translation, Culture, Geopolitics, Languages, Middle East, History

74. Petros Gkionis (Greece) - Philosophy, Theology, Biblical Studies, Creating Music, Painting, Writing

75. Lars Hönighaus (Spain) - Resolver of hardcore sudokus and other tough logic riddles, Politics

76. Jonás Carmona Pírez (Spain) - Reading, Arts, Nature, Sports, Science, Philosophy

77. Iakovos Koukas (Greece) - Philosophy, Cryptography, Technology, Cosmology, Sociology, Psychology, Psychometrics, Mathematics, Physics, Robotics, AI research, IQ research

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