This kind of answer distracts from the honest and interesting question that thefool poses: The real question is: what will biology be able to do that compu

This kind of answer distracts from the honest and interesting question that thefool poses: The real question is: what will biology be able to do that computers aren't able to? If you asked that question about carbon nanotubes ten years ago, I could have answered that question and I think many people would have been interested in the answers, as the ideas and speculations on the subject wouldn't yet be widely known. In the same way, I would really like it if someone knowledgeable answered this question: what actual things are thought to be feasible through tailoring micro-organisms?