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that the late actor Robert Forster, perhaps best known from Jackie Brown and Breaking Bad, was a member of the Triple Nine Society, which is reserved for people whose IQ is in at least the 99.9th percentile (which equates to a score of 146 or above on the widely-used Wechsler tests).

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that the late actor Robert Forster, perhaps best known from
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that the late actor Robert Forster, perhaps best known from “Jackie Brown” and “Breaking Bad,” was a member of the “Triple Nine Society,” which is reserved for people whose IQ is in at least the 99.9th percentile (which equates to a score of 146 or above on the widely-used Wechsler tests).

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