I consider it a disutility to lose memories too, so switch that clause to "if you assume that you're magically not going to have any feelings you consider irrational regarding this decision of yours, or otherwise face some social penalty more severe than than specific dust speck", and I'll say "no, I wouldn't volunteer".
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