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Mill refines utilitarianism into classical liberalism: people may do and say what they want if they do not harm others, and open debate lets society progress.
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Mill refines utilitarianism into classical liberalism: people may do and say what they want if they do not harm others, and open debate lets society progress.
"...with this theory of utilitarianism, so along comes his disciple, John Stuart Mill. And John Stuart Mill is considered the most significant political philosopher..."
"...know what's good, what's right, if it benefits someone, okay? John Stuart Mill, liberty of the individual is everything. So making sure that people..."
"...that is inherently good. Okay. And then what his disciple John Stuart Mill will do is he'll take the basis of this idea of..."
"...Francis idea of the world. All right. So this is John Stuart Mill and this is Jeremy Bantham. Okay. And not only that, but..."
"...idea of, you did terrorism, right? This is Jeremy Bantham, John Stuart Mill. Keep on going."
Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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