(True or False) According to Mill, when we try to determine which action will produce the...
(True or False) According to Mill, when we try to determine which action will produce the greatest happiness, we assign a special privilege to the happiness of the agent or person acting, so that their happiness cannot be sacrificed or diminished as a result of a right action.
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In determining which action will provide greatest happiness Mill has based the greatest happiness in those actions that would bring happiness collectively than to a single agent or person acting. If an action of a individual would bring happiness to himself/herself only and pain to others, it would not be a right action. In this manner, the above statement is a false statement.
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