Aristotle thought that whatever served the well-being of the community could very well conflict with what was for the ultimate advantage of the individual.

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Aristotle believed that the well-being of the community and the ultimate advantage of the individual were aligned, as he emphasized the importance of the polis (community) in achieving eudaimonia (flourishing or happiness) for individuals.

Aristotle Thought That Whatever Served the Well-Being of the Community