Sanaa was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2, and at just 11 years old she took home an award for \u2018largest arithmetic multiplication problem\u2019. Her mother told Guinness World Records that Sanaa first got interested in math when she was seven.<\/p>\n
Now, at the age of 11, Sanaa likes to listen to music, swim, ride her bike, and travel. In fact, her mother shared that her daughter worked very hard to get to the point where she is now. \u201cSanaa has worked every day of her life to pull herself up to where she is now. Whether it is her speech, gross and fine motor skills, and every little thing we take for granted in our daily lives, she has worked hard for all of those. She is now able to do things which were considered impossible during her early childhood.\u201d<\/p>\n
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To achieve the title for \u2018largest mental arithmetic multiplication,\u2019 Sanaa was timed as she multiplied 12 randomly selected digits. Without the aid of writing utensils, paper, computer, or calculator, she had only her mind as a tool.<\/p>\n
Auldin Maxwell, on the other hand, broke the record for \u2018most Jenga blocks stacked on one vertical block\u2019. In November of 2020, Auldin balanced 693 blocks on top of one another; within four months, he broke his own record by stacking more than 1,400 Jenga blocks.<\/p>\n
He\u2019s since broken the record for most Jenga GIANT blocks stacked on one vertical Jenga GIANT block, with 500 of them balanced on a single block.<\/p>\n
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