What paradox arises when we start thinking about morality, according to Mill?

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Mill points out a paradox where people often find the specific moral rules (such as not to lie, steal, etc.) more compelling and easier to accept than the underlying principle that is supposed to justify them, such as the principle of utility or the greatest happiness principle. This can create a tension between our intuitive acceptance of specific moral rules and our understanding or acceptance of the broader moral principles that are supposed to underpin them.

What Paradox Arises When We Start Thinking About Morality, According