 Finally, Bousso et al. (2016) showed that a form of the Generalized Second Law applicable to generalized horizons strongly suggests that causal geodesics in the regime where quantum field theory effects become important will focus and converge on each even when the standard energy conditions are violated. This is significant because it is propositions about the focusing properties of geodesics that lie at the heart of all the standard singularity theorems and most other results about horizons of all kinds, and all of the propositions that show focusing assume a standard energy condition. If this conjecture is correct, it would provide further strong evidence that quantum effects may not remove singularities from generic spacetimes. 