What's the most remarkable day of the week?

Notes

Sunday is the most remarkable day of the week, and Tuesday, to put it politely, is the least remarkable

You might think that every day would be equally important to us. After all, more or less the same number of us were born on a Wednesday as on a Saturday, and the most notable historical events are equally likely to happen on a Monday as on a Friday. Right?

Wrong. A quick persusal of Wikipedia shows that the word "Sunday" is mentioned 4 or 5 times more often than the word "Tuesday".

Why? Are there too many articles on soccer and football matches that occurred on Saturdays and Sundays? Is there an excess of articles on the Christian religion that mention the word Sunday? (as opposed to articles on the Jewish or Islamic religions that mention the words Saturday or Friday?) Or is it simply the case that more Wikipedia-worthy stuff happens at the weekend?

Whatever the reasons, this visualization shows a rectangle for each day of the week, the size of which indicates the number of times the name of that day is mentioned on Wikipedia.

For better or for worse, it seems that Fridays loom larger in our collective consciousness than Thursdays, and Sundays are a whole lot more worthy of remark than Tuesdays.