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The importance of each subject is completely subjective depending on what job the person has, so idk why you and other people are arguing about this like it's objective. The only thing to really argue about is which subjects in general have been most useful to the world, and in that case the answer is obviously math, science, and literature.
But the op wasn't asking this. He's saying what subjects you studied at school but use them least in your everyday life. Unless you're not working or studying an engineering or science field, then obviously science is useless.
I major in business (finance to be more specific), so most subjects like history, science, geography, music etc. were all useless. That's why I despise the schooling education system. You spend a decade learning a subject that you later never use for the rest of your life. This system needs to seriously change.
Developed countries have a predominantly service-based economy, and developing countries are trending to this too. So the most important subjects you'll defiantly use for your daily life, and most jobs requirements too are maths, English and IT or programming.