The value of a pleasure or pain considered by itself, will be greater or less, according to six circumstances: 1. Its intensity. 2. Its duration. 3. Its certainty or uncertainty. 4. Its propinquity or remoteness. 5. Its fecundity. 6. Its purity.
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"The only source of valid law is the will of the sovereign."
"The greatest happiness principle is a principle of benevolence."
"The law is a harlot, because she is for sale."
"All inconsistencies, all surprises, have vanished: everything that has served to make the field of politics a labyrinth, has vanished. A clue to the interior of the labyrinth has been found : it is th…"
"Man, from the very constitution of his nature, prefers his own happiness to that of all other sensitive beings put together : but for this self preference, the species could not have had existence."
An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (Felicific Calculus)
Date: 1789
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