 While spacetime singularities in general are frequently viewed with suspicion, physicists often offer the reassurance that, even if they are real, we expect most of them to be hidden away behind the event horizons of black holes. Such singularities therefore could not affect us unless we were actually to jump into the black hole. A naked singularity, on the other hand, is one that is not hidden behind an event horizon. Such singularities appear much more threatening because they are uncontained, freely accessible to the rest of spacetime. 