In discussing intrinsic or foundational goods, Kant argues that
A) adding pleasure to certain situations can make them worse.
B) if we add knowledge to certain situations, those situations will only become better.
C) adding pleasure or knowledge (or both) to certain situations will always make them better.
D) None of the above

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Kant argues that pleasure is not intrinsically good because it can make some situations worse, such as when pleasure is derived from immoral actions.

In Discussing Intrinsic or Foundational Goods, Kant Argues That