Why April 11, 1954 Is The Statistically Most Boring Day Ever

Video written by Ben Doyle

[doratheexplorer]

April 11th, 1954 being named "The Most Boring Day in History" actually makes it less boring

[Deathnotefan]

Ironically, the fact that it's the most boring day actually makes it interesting, thus the 2nd most statistically boring day is the _true_ most boring day

[Anipaper_]

Getting recommended this exactly 70 years after that date is kinda funny

[HeadCannon]

You know you’re doing something right when you can say stuff like “you would need to give birth to like 50 Joseph Gordon Levitt’s to reach one Cuban Missile Crisis” and nobody bats an eye

[solarsailor]

Growing up in a boring town the 90s and comparing how the world is today, I now understand why the saying "May you live in interesting times" is actually a curse.

[BunsAndMathren]

"things happen everyday no matter how hungover you are"

Such inspirational wisdom

[callmeriva]

today, is April 11th, 2022
Youtube recomended this to me today.
Coincidence? i think not...

[MushroomManC]

The whole day of April 11 of 1954 is still much more entertaining than my whole life.

[elzbthlncstr]

Interesting because April 18, 1930, the BBC reported "there is no news today" which means April must be quite boring

[sunvieightmaster]

People who were bored at that time: "Nice"

[Sewerblank]

2:40
"that makes me so angry that I'm gonna eat a yeast based waffle"
*proceeds to show a waffle that has absolutely no connection to Belgium at all*

[Deppey]

0:25 "The US celebrated National Meatball Day, " sounds about right.

[bentkennes]

As a belgian i must say, having a government is actually pretty crazy to us

[error-null]

"boring, but in an interesting way" is probably the most accurate description of this channel

[GMPranav]

Honestly even on the most boring day, a decent number of notable events happened. Shows how big and busy the planet is I guess.

[czechslovakian]

Got recommended this on April 11, 2022. I guess happy anniversary to the world's most boring day.

[ulfwan]

As a Belgian, I'm proud to see that we are the most important of the most un-important day ever (not like we have any chance to appear in the most important day anyway;))! :)

[davuddelic]

2:01 Just finding a berry wasn't really a big deal. Finding a non poisonous one is where it's at.

[-Juney-]

The sad thing is, that day was the day someone was born, who is now in their 70s. Or the day that someone’s loved one died. Or when a wedding happened to two people now in their 90s celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary. To them, that was their most important day, but we don’t even know it.

[UndertaleObbyCreator]

i love how this accidentally created a paradox