Breakthroughs are pioneered; singularities are discovered. For all the billions of dollars, years, or even decades spent pushing the boundaries of science forward, inch by inch, the most revolutionary discoveries sometimes come down to the right person, at the right time, in the right environment: a young man observing apples falling from a tree, a rock mindlessly tossed into a drawer containing photographic paper, or a petri dish accidentally left out overnight. When and where will the next great turning point in science happen? Perhaps more importantly, how will it occur?