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- - - - it's a theory that makes happiness from most people considering others not just yourself. It was traced back to the Epicurus but founded by Jeramy Bentham.
      - John Stuart Mill
        
        He says
        
        "The right action is the one which produces the greatest happiness".
        
        Happiness and goodness are the same thing.
        
        "Human beings should seek higher pleasures."
      - He says
        
        "All pleasures are of equal value."
    - - Is a thought in philosophy which puts forward the idea that pleasure is the highest good and we should act in a way that maximises our pleasure and minimises our pain.
      - Epicurus discovered three mistakes when looking for happiness. 1. We think it is about money. 2.We think it is a bout romantic relationships. 3. We think it is about luxury.
        
        Epicurus believed we need more time with people we get along with more and we should also improve the world around us by having meaningful work rather than making ourselves rich wealthy stressed and unhappy.
    - - This is not limited happiness caused by a single action but also includes the happiness of all people involved and all future consequences. It is based on the idea of democracy.
      - The theory was made popular in the 18th century and the 19th century British philosophers like Jeramy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.
        
        Bentham wrote "The greatest good for the greatest number".
        
        Mill says it is the quality of the pleasure that counts
  - - - To keep order
      - So everyone does good things
      - It benefits the area
      - it means there is control
      - more people are happy