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    Epicurus -Because Pleasure Is the Greatest Good,one Ought to
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Epicurus -Because Pleasure Is the Greatest Good,one Ought to

Question 214

Question 214

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Epicurus
-Because pleasure is the greatest good,one ought to


A) choose every pleasure possible.
B) satisfy all natural desires.
C) satisfy all necessary natural desires.
D) avoid all pain.

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