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Bentham included propinquity in his hedonic calculus to measure how soon a pleasure or pain is likely to occur.

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COMMON KNOWLEDGE

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The retrieved evidence items do not contain details regarding the specific variables of Bentham's hedonic calculus, though the claim itself is a well-established standard point in intellectual history regarding utilitarianism.

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