Well, let me spell it out even more so than I already have.
“That doesn’t follow” does not mean “I cannot understand your argument”. It means that the argument was fundamentally logically flawed and your reasoning confused.
As such, if you prefer ice cream to spinach, you will feel bad (in a system 1 sense) if you are promised ice cream but given spinach.
Some people might feel bad. Others would feel amused (and, incidentally, many would personally develop themselves such that they are more inclined to feel positive than negative emotions in that kind of situation). Most importantly, system 1 refers to a heck of a lot more than emotions. Even system 1 based decisions to avoid something don’t translate to ‘feeling bad’ about it. Especially in people who are mature or experienced.
In humans, as such, any preference against a thing means that human feels bad about that thing.
No it doesn’t.
Arguing about the choice of something that represents the LW concept of negative utility in a hypothetical example is equivalent to arguing about grammar.
“That doesn’t follow” does not mean “I cannot understand your argument”. It means that the argument was fundamentally logically flawed and your reasoning confused.
Some people might feel bad. Others would feel amused (and, incidentally, many would personally develop themselves such that they are more inclined to feel positive than negative emotions in that kind of situation). Most importantly, system 1 refers to a heck of a lot more than emotions. Even system 1 based decisions to avoid something don’t translate to ‘feeling bad’ about it. Especially in people who are mature or experienced.
No it doesn’t.
Irrelevant.