My five-year-old cousin caught me typing on my phone yesterday. She glanced over, curious, then asked the most innocent question: "Is AlignerZ a person?"

I couldn't help but laugh.

How do you explain a Web3 project to someone who still thinks the internet lives inside the computer? I tried my best, keeping it simple.

Think of it like this: AlignerZ isn't a person, but it's built by people who want to create something new. It's part of a digital world where communities come together, share ideas, and build tools that anyone can use. No single boss controls it—everyone involved helps shape how it works.

She nodded, pretending to understand, then went back to her coloring book.

But honestly? That moment reminded me why this space matters. We're building something that'll make sense to her generation in ways we're only beginning to grasp now.