The eternal dark that I can't experience doesn't scare me, but I'd still like to have a backup — or at least, I did, then I started seriously considering what else can be done with those backups besides restoring from them…
I probably still would, but I'm much less optimistic about people than I used to be.
Backup of my brain. Lost two relatives to Alzheimer's, seems plausible that I might benefit from a freshly printed brain in 30 years, even if the scan, reprinting, and transplant are all done on the same day under general anaesthetic.
(Today such a thing is totally implausible; perhaps it still will be in 30 years, but I'll only find out by living until then).
I'm sure from your previous comment that you don't see that as a continuation of self, but I do see it as such.
Similar works for any potentially dangerous activity.
The eternal dark that I can't experience doesn't scare me, but I'd still like to have a backup — or at least, I did, then I started seriously considering what else can be done with those backups besides restoring from them…
I probably still would, but I'm much less optimistic about people than I used to be.