Suppose that Mr. Johnson is deciding whether or not to spend hundreds of dollars on the complete DVD set of every episode of every version of the Law and Order television shows. Which of the following would Mill factor into the calculation, but not Bentham? Group of answer choices If he spent the money on DVD's of 1980's sit-coms, then he would get more hours of pleasure than he gets from the Law and Order DVD's. Spending excess money on personal pleasures is inherently wrong, no matter what the consequences. If he gave the money to charity, then it would produce pleasure for a very large number of people, not just Mr. Johnson. Most people agree that spending the money on the poor provides a gratification that is less intense, but more fulfilling in a deeper sense