With this sentiment they are suggesting that it is commonplace and normal for young people not to be interested in politics, that the teenagers who do care are the odd ones out – and a lot of teenagers don't want to be the odd one out.
'Everyday' is an adjective that means commonplace, ordinary, or normal.
"Spending part of your day in a virtual world will become commonplace" and "profoundly normal," says Mr Kapor.
At the end of the first decade of the 21st century, metrosexuality, the male desire to be desired – by everyone, including other men – once regarded as pathological, perverted and something to keep to yourself, is so commonplace it's normal.
Terms such as "wog" were commonplace, and it was normal for black footballers to be greeted with a wall of monkey noises and bananas.
Sarah Banks, professor and co-director of Durham University's Centre for Social Justice and Community Action, says: "Among the families we have been working with, high cost credit is commonplace and regarded as normal.
When drug use is commonplace and widely seen as normal it makes no sense to prohibit it.
For me, the beginnings were rather commonplace — childhood plus piano, the normal Soviet routine: Schumann's "Merry Peasant," Bach's "Rigaudon," "For Elise," "Moonlight Sonata Part I"... Then my pinkie got caught in the chaise longue that my friend had kicked out from under me.
Not only are restrictions normal, they are commonplace.
Humanitarian catastrophe is becoming commonplace – part of a new normal in which fragile governments, violence, and conflict now too often co-exist with large-scale humanitarian crises.
