Like Bentham, __________ insists that the principle of utility cannot be proved as such, for it is the ultimate end in terms of which everything else is justified.
A) Nietzsche
B) Hume
C) Mill
D) Aristotle

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The statement describes the philosophy of John Stuart Mill. Bentham and Mill were both utilitarians and believed in the principle of utility as the ultimate end. However, Mill's philosophy differed from Bentham's in that he believed in higher and lower pleasures, and that not all pleasures are equal in their contribution to happiness.

Like Bentham, __________ Insists That the Principle of Utility Cannot