Most people doubt the computer's capacity for satisfying all human needs.
Even Bill Gates, who finds no evidence to suppose that human intelligence is unique and cannot be replicated, watches his young daughter's growing mind with 'amazement and wonder'. Charles Jonscher in Wired Life clings to that sense of wonder. He eschews the notion that we are entering what some pundits chillingly call the 'post-human society'. It's fashionable these days for technology gurus to be Luddite about information technology. Digital logic shouldn't be regarded as the gold standard of human reasoning.