The City Council of Santa Imaginacion receives a two million dollar anonymous donation from a wealthy resident. The check is attached to a note which reads, "I am a utilitarian. Based on utilitarian principles, spend the money in a way that maximizes aggregate pleasure for the city." One city council member says the money should be used for a lecture series about the most innovative new ideas in science. Another coucilperson says the money should be used to build new slides at the city water park. A third council person says the money should be used to line Main Street with flowers. As the council tries to decide among these ideas, they get stuck, because they don't know how to evaluate pleasure across the three idea. This example illustrates which criticism of utilitarian theory? a. The Distinctness of Persons b. A Moral Irrelevance of Aggregate Pleasure c. The Specialness of Being Human d. The Incommensurability of Different Pleasure