Mill insists that concerning the verdict of those who can competently judge which pleasures are better, there
A) is always the option to appeal.
B) is often a way to appeal.
C) is an appeal to traditional moral standards.
D) can be no appeal.

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Mill argues that concerning the verdict of those who can competently judge which pleasures are better, there can be no appeal as their judgment is based on objective criteria and not subjective inclination or traditional moral standards.

Mill Insists That Concerning the Verdict of Those Who Can