I think most of this is compatible with preference utilitarianism (or consequentialism generally), which, in my view, is naturally negative. Nonnegative preference utilitarianism would hold that it could be good to induce preferences in others just to satisfy these preferences, which seems pretty silly.
I think most of this is compatible with preference utilitarianism (or consequentialism generally), which, in my view, is naturally negative. Nonnegative preference utilitarianism would hold that it could be good to induce preferences in others just to satisfy these preferences, which seems pretty silly.