How would you feel modern medicine advanced to the point where doctors believed it was too arduous to try and fight diseases and instead would replace people with healthy copies?

You have a dislocated shoulder. Prepare to be moved to incineration bay G.

This is a minor plot point in Subnautica 2. Personally, I think that since you'd be reuploading a copy of your psyche, the "you" that currently exists would still die. The copy may retain the memories and seem functionally identical to you. But I still think the "you" that exists in your head would cease to exist after a reupload. For that reason, I don't like the idea.

Well that's not really medicine is it.

Why would patients want this "solution"?

That said a more realistic version would be replacing diseased organs this way.

Personally I don't think the idea of transporting memories makes sense. Memories are a connection our cells in our heads made in response to stimuli. I think you can have an identical clump of cells and they have two similar, but different, memories attached based on the person's experience. Like, my favorite food is double chocolate cake, your favorite food is your mom's meatloaf, our brains' cells look the same but what we are experiencing consciously when those cells interact is completely different. Because the cells are doing the exact same thing, right? It doesn't make sense that every individual thing we experience would have a slightly different cell.

There's a saying: If you are over 50 and nothing is hurting, you're in trouble. I haven't been in trouble since I turned 50, so I'd love a new, healthy body straight out of the cooler.

I'd sign up right now!

I'm not what anyone would call severely disabled, but I've got enough things wrong, that a reset sounds great. If being transferred to a new body just feels like waking up from a nap, I am still me, and you can do whatever you want with that busted old trade in.

EDIT: Actually, would they let me keep it? I started coming up with some great ideas for pranks!

Easy cave Johnson

Every once in a while the earlier copy will survive and then there would be multiples of you, shenanigans ensue.

Though now that you mention it, I'm not keen on being able to remember the suffering and dying every single time it happens.

(Mickey 17 was a great movie, you're probably referencing that or a similar story)

I feel like it's more a case of does euthinasia make sense if a copy of you can take over all of your obligations.

I am biased towards letting my decrepted butt live as long as I can and only option for euthinasia if I really was a burden.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt8880894/

Here you go.

I, for one, welcome our AI overloads.

If a "live" consciousness transfer isn't possible, I'd only go for it if I was told I'd fall asleep and wake up in a new body. I wouldn't want to know if this was how it actually worked.

I would feel fear since I would experience death multiple times unless they wipe that part of. This is basically cloning, another thing, is that really me that new version.