Bentham's and Franklin's notion of comparing the pros/pleasures to the cons/pain when making a decision (e.g., car purchase) often will fail because:
A) we have God's eye
B) we do not have the time to collect and then consider all the information
C) we are completely rational decision makers
D) of the fundamental attribution error

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Collecting and considering all information, as Bentham's and Franklin's notion suggests, is often unrealistic due to time constraints and the vast amount of information available. Therefore, relying solely on this method may lead to incomplete or inaccurate decision-making.

Bentham's and Franklin's Notion of Comparing the Pros/pleasures to the Cons/pain