John Stuart Mill and Harm Principle: Provide analysis of crucial aspects of John Stuart Mill's Harm Principle that seek to protect the sphere of liberty/ zone of autonomy for individuals, and set limitations on interventions by governments in the lives of individuals, PLUS analysis of which kinds of paternalism would be compatible with and which ones would be incompatible with John Stuart Mill's Harm Principle, and why. In your answer, give particular attention to: (i) explaining crucial distinctions between SELF-REGARDING and OTHER REGARDING behaviour; (ii) explaining significant differences between BASIC LIBERTIES and GENERAL LIBERTIES; and (iii) distinguishing between specific types of paternalism that would be COMPATIBLE with the Harm Principle and specific types of paternalism that would be INCOMPATIBLE with the Harm Principle, and, especially WHY, with the benefit of comprehensive DEFINITIONS of each type of paternalism discussed. Make use of as many of the ten types of paternalism that would be especially relevant and fruitfully applicable. 4