It seems very likely that the global development phase we are in where individual nations are beginning to operate more tightly bound as blocs and the rise of continental unions will trend towards a more consolidated global governance model, in which case it is probable the skeleton and foundations of that structure will be rooted in the American/British post war structure. It will likely necessarily absorb influences from other powerful blocs it interacts with and subsumes (but who knows what the future holds) which makes the scenario even messier when you consider how Anglified global pop culture has already become. If that does hold out then I would say yes, British civilization will surpass Rome in terms of long term influence on humanity as a whole (ignoring the messiness that arises when you start trying to separate British civilization elements from the early Roman influence on the communities that shaped the island's history) and would probably be remembered as the final phase of the grug age before global unification. <|endoftext|> 