Mill thinks that if something is desirable, but not desirable as an end, then it must be
A) desirable as a rule.
B) desirable in theory.
C) desirable as a means.
D) none of the above

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Mill argues that if something is desirable only as a means to an end, then it cannot be a final end in itself. Therefore, the only option left is that it is desirable as a means to achieving some other desirable end.

Mill Thinks That If Something Is Desirable, but Not Desirable