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Question:
J.S. Mill's view is that there is no sense of good beyond what people think is good. Whatever anyone thinks is good for its own sake, Mill calls that "happiness." Therefore, only happiness, i.e., whatever we think is good for its own sake, is good for its own sake. Do you think this is true? Carefully explain why or why not.
Please use , Mill’s Utilitarianism pp. 6-26 and pp. 35-41 attached is the link for the book.