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How does Mill prove that pleasure is good, good as an end, and the only good as an end? Under what condition can he be convinced that he is wrong?
How does Mill prove that pleasure is good, good as an end, and the only good as an end? Under what condition can he be convinced that he is wrong? How would he explain that some people desire things that bring them pain, such as drugs?
