Wait 25 years for real time ray tracing to become feasible in video games

It wouldn't cost $999 forever, that's just for the sucker early adopters, loyalists, and richfags. An amazing looking FF7R would have helped it.

Because singularities, while interesting, are very annoying to our understanding of modern physics. If all the shit that falls into a singularity falls down to a single point, where does it go? What does that even mean? Is it the size of a particle? Does it just shrink forever? You need a way to explain and account for the stuff that falls in otherwise its an indicator that all of our math and physics are wrong or at least incomplete. So one solution is that there could be a white hole somewhere that constantly ejects matter. Obviously no white holes have been detected in nature though.