Utilitarianism

It's fascinating to see how this 19th-century philosophy still shapes discussions on welfare, healthcare, and justice today. Did anyone find specific examples that resonated with current issues?

Mill argues some pleasures are more valuable than others, but I wonder if that distinction is still relevant in today's diverse society. What are others' thoughts on this?

Mill was responding to critics and new industrial realities. I wonder what personal or societal factors motivated him to articulate these ideas so clearly.