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Among the first reasons for getting electricity was light. It took many centuries to go from "huh, this metal behaves odd when I put it in a jar of acid" (around the year 200) to light bulbs being invented to them making it into your day-to-day life around the year 1880 (if you were a rich person in the right country)
Based on https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/if-you-have-to-as... maybe you meant "you'll never know / I'm not going to tell you" (doesn't sound very nice) or "you've answered it" (umm, how?)
Most likely what they meant is that this is a development that only has “daily life” implications for those who work in theoretical physics as their day job.
Hence: if you have to ask, then this has no “daily life” implication for you.