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Bentham thought that legislators should consider the greatest happiness of the greatest number.
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(34) How is Bentham s view of morality different from that of Kant? Which is the more realistic? Does this also mean that it is the most correct? Explain your answer, taking care to define how you understand the term realistic .
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