I think the issue is that bandwidth of data presented to the user at a single time is limited in intuitive interfaces, but if you organize the interface (or all

I think the issue is that bandwidth of data presented to the user at a single time is limited in intuitive interfaces, but if you organize the interface (or allow it to self-organize) properly, you can present high bandwidth data over time in chunks of low bandwidth intuitive interfaces. Real life, despite being mind-numbingly complex in its entirety, can be easily interacted with because we break it down into a number of simple intuitive interfaces and then switch in and out of which interfaces we're focusing on very rapidly. If we can emulate the same thing with software, then learning to use computers will be no harder to do than learning to use anything else in life.