Not all pains are equal; some are worth enduring for greater happiness.
Meaning
It reflects utilitarian balance of pain and pleasure.
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(1806–1873) was an English philosopher and economist known for his contributions to liberalism and utilitarianism. His book "On Liberty" defends individual freedom and freedom of expression. Mill advocated for gender equality and social reform. His work balances individual rights with societal welfare. John Stuart Mill’s ideas continue to influence political philosophy and ethical discussions.
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