Q: What is the wisest/smartest thing you've ever heard a child say?你所听过的孩子说的最聪明的话是？Answered by Andy DentAD回答
Trying to see if my daughter, maybe 4 or 5, was a pessimist or an optimist, I poured a half-glass of water and asked her: "Would you say that was half-full or half-empty?"为了看看我女儿，约4-5岁，是个积极者or悲观者，我倒了半杯水问她“你会说这杯水是半满or半空？”
Her response: "That depends if you're drinking it or filling it."她回答“这取决于你是在喝它还是在倒满它。”
She is now grown up, teaching primary school and utterly adored by the kids she teaches.她现在长大了，在小学教书，受到了她所教的小孩的绝对滴喜爱。
Answered by Elangkumaran JayabarathiEJ回答
This happened when I was teaching fractions to a kid at an NGO:这发生在我在一所非民间组织?教小孩分数的时候：
I asked him: "How do you serve 3 apples to 4 people?" (expecting the answer of 3/4 apples per person) After a brief pause, the kid replied: "I'll make apple juice and serve one glass to each." Even though it was not the answer I was looking for, I was impressed.我问他：“你咋把三苹果分给四个人呢？”（期待的答案是 每人分得3/4个苹果）短暂地停顿后，这个孩子回答：“我会做成苹果汁然后分给每人一杯。” 即使这不是我想要的答案，我还是对其印象深刻。
P.S. I applied the kid's approach to solve a tough programming task later in the day.P.S.这天的晚间时候，我利用这孩子的方法解决了一个很难的编程任务
Answered by Namrata Srivastava PatilSP回答
My daughter at 7, was looking introspectively at the mirror. I asked her what she was thinking and she said, "My brain is so weird—it wants to think about me me me all the time, like I am the center of the Universe or something!. Mummy, Daddy has that ever happened to you?'我女儿七岁，对着镜子自省。我问她在想啥，她说“我的大脑太奇怪了，它总在想着我我我，就好像我是这个宇宙或其他东西的中心！妈妈，爸爸会这样想你吗？ ”（( ⊙ o ⊙ )???
Answered by Narendra SinghNS回答
I asked a 5 year old kid to recite the multiplication table of 8. He recited it like this:我让我的小孩背诵*8的乘法口诀，他是这样背的：
8 1's are 8
8 2's are 16 8 4's are 32 8 9's are 72 8 7's are 56 ...
I suggested to him that he didn't know what came after 2 or 3, since he had recited so randomly.我问他，他是不是不知道2、3之后是什么，因为他背诵得太随机了。
Then he replied: "I did this way so that you may not feel that I am adding up, everyone says that I add up."他回答说：“我这样做是为了让不会觉得我只是在单纯地相加，每个人都说我是在加起来。”
Answered by Anonymous无名氏回答
Driving around with my preschool age son, I would occasionally point out a particularly attractive woman and he would remind me that I was married. One time when I replied that just because I had ordered didn't mean I couldn't still look at the menu, he took time to consider that logic and after a while pointed out: "Dad... after you order, they take the menu away."和学前班的儿子一起开车乱逛，我会偶尔指着一个特定的迷人的美女，他就会提醒我我已经结婚了。有一次我回答他，我点了菜不但表我不能再看看菜单啊。他花时间想了想这个逻辑，然后过了一会指出：“爸爸，你点完菜后，他们会拿走你的菜单。”
Answered by Ankit AroraAA回答
Someone asked my 2 year old cousin: "What color is an apple?" He replied: "inside or outside?"有人问我两岁的堂兄弟：“苹果啥颜色？“他回答：”里面还是外面？“
Answered by Ron MaimonRM回答
A physicist I met once told me he asked his 6 year old son to imagine standing on top of a big ball in outer space. Then, he told his son, he looks over the edge, and there is a person on the other side of the ball, upside down, with feet on the bottom of the ball. He asked his son: "will that upside-down person fall off the ball?" His son thought about it, and said: "If the other person looks at me, he sees my feet, and I'm upside down to him. I'm not falling off, so he doesn't fall off."有次我遇见个物理学家告诉我，他问他六岁的儿子去想象站在一个巨球外皮的顶端上。然后，他告诉他儿子，俯身看下那个边缘，发现有个人站在球的另一面，头朝下，脚站在球的底部。（就类似站在北极&南极相互看）他问他儿子：”这个头朝下的人会摔下球吗？“他的儿子仔细想，然后说：”如果另一个人在看我，他看到我的脚，而我对于他来说是头朝下的。我不会摔倒，所以他不会摔倒。“
Answered by Mike HoffmanMH回答
My mother's friend's kid, 5 y.o., was in a religion class once (coming from a Catholic country). The priest was giving a lesson on what 'Sin' was. At the end of the class there was a recap. The priest asked: "So, what prevents us from going to Heaven?"我妈妈朋友的孩子，5岁，曾在一个宗教班（来自天主教）。神父给他们上课教他们啥是”罪恶“。课程末尾有个重述重点环节，神父问：”啥会阻止我们上天堂？“
"Gravity" was the answer given by the five year old.”重力。“这个五岁孩子说。
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