The Evolution of Ethical Thought

In the midst of skibidi chaos, the late 18th and 19th centuries brought a massive shift in ethics, lowkey redefining morality. Jeremy Bentham, the goon of utilitarianism, argued that the ultimate goal is happiness, not divine approval or rigid rules. The Principle of Utility became the sigma move for creating joy in society, especially during revolutionary times. His crew, including James Mill and the legendary John Stuart Mill, took this philosophy to the next level. Mill's Utilitarianism is still the dank reference for ethics today, challenging us to edge closer to a world that prioritizes happiness and freedom.