> My bookshelves and whatnot don't either. Speak for yourself :) I agree, though; I use a lot more lights around the house, but they're small and very directe

> My bookshelves and whatnot don't either. Speak for yourself :) I agree, though; I use a lot more lights around the house, but they're small and very directed for their purpose. Many of them are controlled by cheap, ubiquitous PIR modules so that they're only on when needed, with absurdly low quiescent current. I use less light overall because it's only where I need it to be, and I find this to be much nicer on my eyes, and generally pleasing for the evening. The added efficiency is just a bonus on top of all that. Many are undervolted, as well, so should last a very long time; the main concern is the lifespan and quality of the power supplies.