ot; pleasures are ones that cannot be traded for other pleasures. They may have some drawbacks and discomforts. Mill believes that happiness is a sign of people choosing the "higher" pleasures. Once people become accustomed to these "higher" pleasures, Mill argues that they'll never go back.
             I disagree with the "higher" and "lower" qualities of pleasures principle. Mill first states that there are different forms of pleasures and we should compute the amount of utility for each pleasure. However, if one hasn't experienced this form of pleasure, how do we measure its utility? Would different people not interpret certain pleasures diff
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