Mill's claim that some pleasures are higher than others is mirrored by Plato's claim that some pleasures are more real than others.

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Both Mill and Plato assert that there are different levels or qualities of pleasure, with some being more valuable or meaningful than others. However, they use different terminology to express this idea – Mill talks about higher and lower pleasures, while Plato speaks of more real and less real pleasures.

Mill's Claim That Some Pleasures Are Higher Than Others Is