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I'd let the next 9 years past naturally, and then I might hibernate until the year 2100, just to see what things are like.
 

Wow what a question! If it were only possible!
 

50 years.
 

I would definitely consider what it was like after my first interval and then determine whether or not I would jump real far into the future.
 

I don't think I'd take the hibernation. I'd rather live out my days with the people I care about, than jump into an unknown future with a bunch of strangers.
 

like 800,000 years for my final one.
 

I think the amount of time it would take to get used to each new time period would be so long that I'd waste a good deal of each resurrected year.

Plus I'd get lonely. So I'd rather just make the most of the next 10 years with people I know and love and not be alone and confused by future technology and customs.
 

For me, I'd have to balance out the intense desire to see human destiny played out against the very real possibility that I won't understand enough of the future I wake up in to appreciate it. I say this because my initial answer was to put as much space as possible between my resurrections, as certainly each time I awoke and came to appreciate the world around me, I would certainly want to know where that world would be after the next gap in time(whether that be 100, 1000 or 10,000 years later.) But then I thought, what if it is impossible for me to understand the world I've woken up in? What would it mean to spend a year in a world I cannot relate to in anyway? I suppose as a compromise I would choose a period of 100 years between each resurrection. Surely human-kind cannot change so much that I cannot understand it in 1000 years, right?
 

i would spread out my years as far as possible while still being able to understand why humanity was like that at that time. So if everyone de evolved into monkeys i would want to know why they did that (on purpose with some technology? Natural process? Horrible change in climate?)
 

that is stupid. If you were meant to be frozen, then you would. if not, then you wont be meaning you should just continue as is. Becides, dont you think that freezing yourself in time for say 5 years would just cause problems. Now imagine everyone is doing this. It would be chaos, not that the now isnt already.
 

The thought repulses me. I would spend the last ten years with people I love and who love me, rack up debts, engage in every carnal sin known to man, moon the gods, and in the 364th day of the tenth year do something they would speak of for ages.
 

I would start with ten years & double it each time. That would give me a near & far future look if we lasted that long.
 

I'd awake at intervals of 2^10 to look around and live a year. (2, 4, 8, 16, 32, etc.) This would put my last year alive 1024 years in the future.