Questions: All reasoning leads somewhere or has IMPLICATIONS and CONSEQUENCES.

The answer is True

Reasoning, by its nature, involves drawing conclusions from premises or evidence. These conclusions inherently have implications and consequences. When we reason, we are attempting to understand the relationships between different pieces of information and predict outcomes based on that understanding.

This option is correct because reasoning is a process that leads to conclusions, which in turn have implications (the logical outcomes or effects of the reasoning) and consequences (the real-world effects or results of the reasoning).

This option is incorrect because it suggests that reasoning does not lead to any outcomes or effects, which contradicts the fundamental purpose of reasoning. Reasoning is meant to guide decision-making and understanding, both of which inherently involve implications and consequences.