>Its still astonishing that any sort of generalized computer program can solve a problem of this magnitude, and we have witnessed it happening in real time.
I think about this a lot. I'll have to explain to my kids some day that there was long period of time where you couldn't just talk to a computer and have it talk back to you, and that communicating with one required special skills that took years of study to master. It's going to be completely impossible for them to even remotely understand what that was like. Sort of like the pre-electricity days for us, but even more-so.
You're assuming you'll be the one doing the explaining :-)
It might also be that they won't even ask or wonder, similar to how most don't really do with pre-machining skills.
Or it could be like our "How did they build the Great Pyramid?!"