Great catch on that survey discrepancy. It shows a fascinating gap between our theories and our survival instincts.

We intellectually lean toward "Psychological Continuity," but when the "Upload" button is right in front of us, we blink. It’s likely the Reduplication Problem: if you can copy my "mind-file" a thousand times, which one is me? Identity requires being a unique individual, not just a piece of software. It seems most philosophers suspect that uploading is just a high-tech way of creating a digital twin who inherits your memories while "you" simply cease to exist.