For Nagel . . .
A) Something can only be bad for someone if he or she experience it
B) Something can only be bad for someone if it is unpleasant for them
C) Not all goods and ills that befall someone need be located in place and time
D) All goods and ills that befall someone are located in place and time

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Nagel argues that not all goods and ills need to be experienced or have a specific temporal or spatial location to affect an individual, challenging more traditional views that tie well-being strictly to experiential factors.