Are all children who can tell lies smart?

Everything needs to pay attention to its two sides.

Lying is a wrong thing in principle, whether it is true or not, which obviously tells children a signal in childhood: if you do something wrong, just lie, as long as you don't pursue it.

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Then it is really a bad thing for a child's future education.

Moreover, judging whether a child is smart directly from lies is obviously lacking. Although a child has been lying for a long time and does make some logical inferences from some aspects to defend himself, then these logics need to be searched with his brain, which can be said to have certain significance, but the effect is minimal.

Do we need to tell lies to educate our children and make them smart?

So I think that even children who don't lie are not necessarily not smart, and the disadvantages outweigh the advantages.