Developers love to obsess over elegant code, consensus algorithms, and throughput charts. But the ordinary user doesn’t care about any of that. They care about whether the system feels intuitive, safe, and reliable. History proves this: the most technically superior systems don’t always win — the ones that feel easiest do. For Web3 to truly go mainstream, the barriers must fall: no jargon, no confusing key management, no terrifying error messages. Sui’s architecture helps here — fast finality, low-latency interactions, and object-based UX that maps naturally to things people already understand (owning, transferring, trading). The future won’t be decided by which chain has the most elegant code, but by which one makes users forget they are even on a blockchain.