Passage Summary: Even though things like fingerprint scanners are safer than passwords, we're stuck with passwords for a while because the better tech is too pricey and isn't built into most computers yet.

Conclusion: Passwords are not going to be replaced by alternative security options like fingerprint scanners in the near future.

Reasoning: Alternatives are currently too expensive and they cannot replace passwords until they are standard on most computers.

Analysis: We need to bridge the gap between the current obstacles (expense and lack of standardization) and the definitive conclusion that replacement won't happen soon. The argument assumes that because these conditions aren't met yet, the transition is stalled. To guarantee this conclusion, look for an answer that confirms these alternative options will not become standard on most computers in the near future. This 'missing link' turns a likely prediction into a logical certainty.