How does Mill respond to the objection that his utilitarian doctrine is only fit for swine?
A) He distinguishes between higher and lower pleasures
B) He discusses the superiority of the pleasures of the intellect
C) He notes that the beast's pleasures do not satisfy a human being
D) All of the above

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Mill responds to the objection by distinguishing between higher and lower pleasures, arguing that intellectual pleasures are superior, and noting that mere physical or "beastly" pleasures do not fulfill human beings' capacities for happiness.

How Does Mill Respond to the Objection That His Utilitarian