You know what has been the most boring days of the twentieth century? 
The most boring days the last 100 years was the April 11, 1954, according to an algorithm developed by scientists at Cambridge. William Tunstall-Pedoe introduced into a computer program data from 300 million major events in the twentieth century contained in the network. These events included the name of "people, places, businesses and events" that appeared in the news. And it was the April 11, 1954 the only one who had nothing remarkable. Although elections were held that day in Belgium, was born scientist Abdullah Atalar and some things more globally did not have much relevance.
The most boring days the last 100 years was the April 11, 1954, according to an algorithm developed by scientists at Cambridge. William Tunstall-Pedoe introduced into a computer program data from 300 million major events in the twentieth century contained in the network. These events included the name of "people, places, businesses and events" that appeared in the news. And it was the April 11, 1954 the only one who had nothing remarkable. Although elections were held that day in Belgium, was born scientist Abdullah Atalar and some things more globally did not have much relevance. 
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