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Remoteness-how near is it
Purity-how free from pain is it
Richness-to what extent it will lead to other pleasures
Intensity-how powerful is it
Certainty-how likely is it to result
Extent-how many people it effects
Duration-how long it takes |
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equated happiness with pleasure and the absence of pain
empirical observation- people desire pleasure and seek to avoid pain
study of ethics-undertaken in practical way
carefully measuring the possible consequences before deciding which choice to take |
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lead to extensive social reform
affecting banks,parliament,criminal law etc.
resulted in people being considered when making laws |
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