Which city should be capital of the world?

New York City.

New York.

@dshipp17: More like because I was typing out random cities. But you intentionally wrote 'Jerusalem' just to incite arguments :P

Paris.

Pilasy:La Voix d'un homme

You forgot Montréal and the rest of the world.

Pilasy:La Voix d'un homme

It should be New York City.

You just came to that conclusion all on your own. I didn't include that just to incite an argument. I sort of included it to create a conversation; but, the actual reason that I included that city was because I legitimately believe it. What, are ye of such little faith?

Dunno why im thinking Havana

I picked London. I can see that place being the capital of the world. New York is another possibility

@cgoodness: No love for Pyongyang?

@thecybr0g: I also think it's cool.

@thecybr0g said:

Honestly I think Dubai would be okay. It's beautiful and has the Burj Khalifa, which would stand as a wonderful testament to our species' advancement.

This was my first thought too but then I remembered the sandstorms.

Gotham

Im thinking somewhere near the tropic of cancer or equator.

north Korea best Korea

Tokyo.

Toronto. No one hates Toronto, and it's close enough to New York without being the US.

This. Seriously why not Toronto on the list? Fackin racist.....

This suddenly turned into the Christian end times.

Why not start fresh....create a whole new city

Options are racist against Australia.

It should be Jerusalem, it's basically in the middle of the world and people think it's magical or something.

@black_wreath: @eisenfauste:

:(

@lunacyde: Yeah because that's ideal *rolls eyes*

@mandarinestro: Love ya :)

Let's pick Jerusalem. It used to be THE European choice for the centre of the world until around 1700's

Fine I voted for Brussels because Bloodsport!

Toronto since it's the most multicultural.

Yup. A symbol of our species' advancement. You can tell by the racism, sexism and homophobia.

On topic though: I'd pick either NYC because of the location of the UN, Jerusalem because of it's religious significance, or some new city in Antarctica (it's isn't owned by anyone, so it's to closest you can get to a true neutral area.)