>Athens
>Carthage
>Rome
>Constantinople
>Chang'an
>Baghdad
>Venice
>Paris
>Vienna
>London
>New York
What will be the next great city in terms of wealth, size, power and cultural influence?
Athens
Thomas Collins
Elijah Moore
Warsaw
Noah Torres
Beijing.
Jace Hernandez
Lobamba
Kevin Lee
Warsaw, Poland
Charles Carter
New Delhi
India superpower by 2030
Jack Rodriguez
Shanghai
Lincoln Wood
>no LA
Juan Perez
Mumbai
India Superpower by 2020
Justin Martin
Lagos, it'll be bigger than Tokyo by 2040
Gabriel Morgan
Mombasa
Not even memeing
Hunter Harris
This, probably
Nathaniel Martin
Grand-Popo
Juan Thompson
Mbumba
Gonbonga
Mbmudda
Jason Lewis
Mogadishu
Landon Thompson
Shanghai.
Nicholas Baker
Detroit
Blake Walker
Athens
David Howard
Garbagrowa is the best city of all time, you stupids uneducated assoles.
Adam Cook
Shanghai unless Trump
Jayden Walker
Mogadishu actually used to be something once ...
Adrian Richardson
Odd too see my house on such a dated map desu
Blake Hall
this
its sad that they just pretty much gave up doing anything on their own
Jeremiah Stewart
Raqqa
Ryan Reed
Malmo
Lucas Robinson
>Constantinople
STOP RIGHT THERE FAGLORD!
Ryder Peterson
>What will be the next great city in terms of wealth, size, power and cultural influence?
Wherever the money is. I'd bet on Beijing, but probably not within our lifetime.
Kayden Peterson
Rotterdam.
Luke Barnes
Unironically São Paulo, wait and see
Wyatt Flores
San Francisco, with the technology industry growing like crazy and the biggest companies (Apple, Google, many social net sites) being in the tri-state area of that city, SF is a good contender. One of the biggest banking districts in all of North America is also located there, its called Montgomery St, which is kind of like a Western-American version of Wall St.
Eh, L.A. was probably more powerful when the movie industry was at its height, and millennial are watching less movies. The only thing that could turn it around would be an industry of creating humanoid robot clones or something.
Adam Howard
>Tokyo is the biggest city ever
>not listed
Joshua Ross
Where are Bruges, Ghent and Amsterdam in this list? The first two brought the Renaissance to western Europe and the last one distributed a lot to the outside world?
Jayden Young
In terms of size yes, but its the 80s anymore and Japanese financial influence has dwindled.
David Rogers
This
Ryder Ward
Tallinn
Blake Collins
Yeah, and it feels weird.
Jackson Roberts
Shanghai
Xavier Harris
>millennial are watching less movies
What the fuck are you talking about
Nicholas Robinson
Studies show that young Americans just aren't buying tickets on opening night anymore, they are buying less tickets period. Th film industry has actually been on a decline since the advent of television, its had its revivals,but now with more people watching Netflix movies, many of which aren't shoot in L.A, Hollywood's power could be dwindling.