Experience is what's hard to square with computability. David Chalmer's calls this the hard problem. As long as you're taking about producing speech or other behaviors, it's easy to see how that might be a computation (and nothing more).
It's harder (for me) to see how it's possible to say that pain is just a way of describing things, i.e. that there's in principle no difference between feeling pain and computing a certain function.
It's harder (for me) to see how it's possible to say that pain is just a way of describing things, i.e. that there's in principle no difference between feeling pain and computing a certain function.