individual freedom; one must justify any limits; Where does society have authority over individual? other-regarding acts; Where does society have no authority over the individual? self-regarding acts; inward domain of consciousness; conscience, thought, speech; tastes and pursuits; assembly; “true freedom” is to pursue our own good in our own way Utilitarianism: actions are right insofar as they promote “happiness” and reduce “pain;” so, something is good or useful if it contributes to the greatest good…
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