Beyond Judgment Day - An expanded version of the novel 27th (Paperback)

This is an expanded version of my original novel - 27th. I added more details and spruced up the story to make it a more complete read: In the 22nd century, humans had attained immortality. They abandoned their mortal biological shells to live out their lives in the virtual world while the world outside disintegrated and became uninhabitable. By the end of the 21st century, human activities had taken its toll on mother earth and resulted in irreversible damages. There was an imminent threat to the continuity of the human race. In an effort to save humanity from extinction, scientists from all over the world were under tremendously urgency at spearheading unprecedented methods to ensure that the human race survive beyond the next century. Out of the many proposals, two distinct camps took shape. One group of scientists decided to create a new genetically altered human being. Another group of scientists decided to turn the human race into digital data. The first group built an underground city for their genetically engineered humans while the earth above heals, a process they predicted would take eight hundred years. The second group built a cyber-city for their digital counterparts so that these immortals could continue to manifest their intelligence until the day when they could be resurrected. This story spans five centuries, from the time humans started saving themselves from extinction in the 22nd century, to the 27th century when the dust had settled. Three civilizations remained: the Hominins who can produce their own food; the virtual citizens of CyberCity; and the surviving descendants of the original humans who had managed to survive. The problem is which civilization should be resurrected and allowed to continue on with the legacy of what their ancestors left behind in the 22nd century.