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Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V have been so burned into my muscle memory, relearning to use just a single dedicated button might actually be more trouble for me than just using the standard hotkeys.
I have a row of macro keys on my keyboard on the left side. I thought I'd be smart and add copy and paste macros (that were near mm's away from Ctrl) and I never used them.
Muscle memory would always take over and I'd Ctrl+C Ctrl+V. I realized it would take more work to train myself to use the macro keys (and God forbid I used a different keyboard) than I was saving not having to press a key combination
That's the first thing i learned using computers, and not something i'll ever forget.
I wish Ctrl + C wasn't the break command in Linux so I could map copy to that. It's harder to presa Ctrl + Shift + C
Maybe if you weren’t so floppy about it