"I am the creator of the Matrix. If you fall on your knees, praise me and kiss my feet, I'll use my magic powers from outside the Matrix to run a Turing machine that simulates 3^^^^3 copies of you having their coherent extrapolated volition satisfied maximally for 3^^^^3 years."

Relevant to my decision: I don't assign all that much utility to having 3^^^^3 copies of me satisfied. In fact, the utility I assign to 3^^^^3 copies of me being satisfied is, as far as I can tell, less than double the utility I assign to two copies of me being similarly uber-satisfied.

I am actually finding it difficult to come up with a serious Pascal's Offer scenario. As far as I know my utility function doesn't even reach the sort of extremes necessary to make such an offer sound tempting.