Executing computer code is embodied in a physical machine. Modern machines have vision and audio I/O capabilities, for example. You seem to be assuming, withou

Executing computer code is embodied in a physical machine. Modern machines have vision and audio I/O capabilities, for example. You seem to be assuming, without any evidence, a narrow view of what embodiment entails. The "antique superstition" claim is particularly ironic in this context, since it much more clearly applies to your own apparently irrational hasty conclusion.