Concept of higher and lower pleasures

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Explain in your own words Mill's concept of higher and lower pleasures. Your explanation should include: (a) what distinguishes higher from lower pleasures, (b) examples of higher and lower pleasures, and (c) why higher pleasures are supposed to outweigh lower pleasures.

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