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notsponge [240]
3 years ago
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The biggest substantive difference between Bentham and Mill with regards to utilitarianism wasa. Should we push the fat man in f

ront of the trolley?b. Should we maximize our pleasure or the happiness of others?c. Are some pleasures more valuable than others even if they feel less pleasurable?d. Does the end justify the means?
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