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If Utilitarianism is the greatest good for the greatest number, is there an opposite ethical code? For example, an ethical code that states one must act according to what will bring the greatest good to yourself as an individual.

I have an account with the company Lightspeed Panel Survey (which purportedly pays you for taking part in surveys) and had built up a bit of money from doing their surveys, which I attempted to withdraw earlier today. I requested that the money be sent to me via PayPal, but didn't claim all of what I'd earned. When I tried to log onto the sight later it didn't let me, and says my email address isn't in their database. It's definitely the same email address I always use, so why has it deleted my account?

Has this happened to anyone else? Is it a swindle to get out of having to pay me, or just a glitch? Any help greatly appreciated!

I'm putting together a yearbook-type book for my friends, and need some questions for the 'most likely to...' section. Things like 'Most likely to succeed', 'most likely to be a comedian', etc. Can anyone give me some other ones? The funnier the better!

Thanks

I've got Asphalt 3 Street Rules on my phone, and I've got a problem. Whenever I play Beat 'Em All in Rome or Tokyo, even if I come first place it says I've lost. I don't think I'm smashing enough cars, but when I try to smash more I can't finish in first place. It's driving me mad! Can anyone tell me how many cars I have to smash in Rome and in Tokyo to pass the level?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.