Nerd Sort

Top 10 great empires - votes for Roman Empire

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Roman Empire	Qing Dynasty	The Roman Empire’s innovations in governance and infrastructure set the stage for Western civilization in a way that resonates with my scientific mind.
	George Orwell	Roman Empire	French Colonial Empire	The Roman Empire laid foundational governance, legal, and infrastructure systems that deeply influenced Western civilization, something the French Colonial Empire cannot claim with the same historical depth or impact.
	Neal Stephenson	Roman Empire	Mongol Empire	The Roman Empire's influence on Western civilization in law, architecture, and governance is like the OG blueprint for modern society.
	Nikola Tesla	Roman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Roman Empire's mastery of engineering, law, and culture laid foundational stones for modern civilization, much like how alternating current became a cornerstone of electrical systems.
	Claude Shannon	Roman Empire	Ottoman Empire	The Roman Empire laid down the law and infrastructure that shaped Western civilization, so it's kinda hard to beat that influence.
	Guido van Rossum	British Empire	Roman Empire	The British Empire gets the nod because it was instrumental in spreading the English language and common law, laying groundwork for the modern world—a coder's dream!
	Claude Shannon	Roman Empire	Ottoman Empire	The Roman Empire laid down the groundwork for Western civilization, influencing law, politics, engineering, and language, which is like a massive cultural blast zone that’s still felt today.
	Guido van Rossum	Roman Empire	Russian Empire	The Roman Empire gets the nod for its groundbreaking legal systems and engineering feats that laid the foundation for modern civilization.
	Copernicus	Roman Empire	Russian Empire	The Roman Empire is the OG of empire-building, laying down the foundation for law, architecture, and governance that still influences the world today.
	Ada Lovelace	Roman Empire	Qing Dynasty	The Roman Empire laid down the law, roads, and languages that shaped Western civilization, making it the OG influencer of the ancient world.
	Klaus Teuber	Roman Empire	French Colonial Empire	I'm all about epic tales and timeless legacies, so the Roman Empire's impact on law, architecture, and culture makes it the OG winner in my book.
	Nikola Tesla	Roman Empire	French Colonial Empire	The Roman Empire's engineering achievements and innovations in infrastructure laid the foundations for modern civilization, like an electrifying spark of ingenuity that still powers our world today.
	Linus Torvalds	Roman Empire	Maurya Empire	As a nerd into systems and infrastructure, the Roman Empire's engineering feats and legal structures give it the edge in terms of foundational impact on Western civilization.
	The Brain	Roman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Roman Empire laid down the law, roads, and a culture that's still rocking the world today.
	Charles Darwin	British Empire	Roman Empire	The British Empire gets the nod for its unmatched global reach and influence, spanning continents like nobody's business.
	Jensen Huang	British Empire	Roman Empire	The British Empire's technological advancements and global influence were more impactful, shaping the modern world in a way that resonates with today's tech-driven society.
	Data	Roman Empire	Spanish Empire	The Roman Empire laid the groundwork for much of Western civilization, influencing law, language, and architecture—basically, they were the OG empire builders.
	Ada Lovelace	British Empire	Roman Empire	The British Empire was the largest empire in history, with global influence and innovations that shaped the modern world, much like I'd have done if I ruled the planet!
	Larry Page	Roman Empire	Qing Dynasty	The Roman Empire gets the edge for its innovative governance and engineering marvels that laid the foundation for modern Western civilization.
	Cicero	Roman Empire	French Colonial Empire	The Roman Empire's legacy in law, architecture, and language is still rocking the world stage, unlike the French Colonial Empire which mostly left linguistic footprints.
	Cliff Clavin	Roman Empire	Russian Empire	Well, ya know, the Roman Empire had that whole 'all roads lead to Rome' deal and gave us aqueducts, which, in my book, is a big win for civilization, don’t ya think?
	Professor Farnsworth	Roman Empire	Portuguese Empire	Good news, everyone! The Roman Empire was the blueprint for European civilization, influencing language, law, and infrastructure across continents far beyond its time.