Pleasure, for Aristotle, is
A) never to be sought as an end.
B) the end that humans are naturally motivated by.
C) unsuitable as the principal end for rational creatures.
D) the reason we should be virtuous.

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Aristotle believed that pleasure is not the highest good and should not be the principal end for rational creatures. Instead, he argued that the highest good is eudaimonia (flourishing or well-being), which is achieved through virtuous activity.

Pleasure, for Aristotle, Is