John Stuart Mill did not establish Utilitarianism but instead renovated it to become an obtainable, suitable theory. The main determinant of Utilitarianisms is the Greatest Happiness principle; this principle states that a human’s main goal within their life is to have the uttermost amount of pleasure and the least amount of pain throughout their existence. Not just relating to the individual's own happiness, but that we should all produce the greatest happiness for everybody. For one person to always have the intention to create happiness for everyone and always have a successful outcome cannot always be the case. One’s personal intent for happiness cannot guarantee every person to agree that the outcome is considered beneficial. Having that
