In the reading, “The Maximization of Happiness”, John Stuart Mill argues that whether things are in accord with or against nature does not tell us whether they are right or wrong (230-1). Ex

In the reading, “The Maximization of Happiness”, John Stuart Mill argues that whether things are in accord with or against nature does not tell us whether they are right or wrong (230-1). Explain the reasons Mill provides in the reading to support this claim. Is he right? Why or why not? (Students who wrote Reflection #1 on Mill are not permitted to answer this question.]’