Allen is a critic of utilitarianism. Of the following sentences, which is LEAST likely to factor into his critique? a. One cannot measure happiness and suffering.
b. One cannot define happiness and suffering in a universal way.
c. There are other things more important than happiness and suffering.
d. There is no such thing as happiness and suffering.

Correct

d. There is no such thing as happiness and suffering.

Explanation:

Utilitarianism is a ethical philosophy that is based on morality. That is, how one should act. The main of it is to make decision on the basis of consequences has given rises to critics of such school of thought-Utilitarianism.

One of the least likely factor to consider by Allen in his criticism of Utilitarianism is on no such thing as happiness and suffering. This is because, most critics never denied that there is no such thing happiness and suffering.

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