This may be risky in that it could start flaming, but it's probably worth anyway.

The light source I use for reading at night is…

• Nothing, I sleep at night
• Nothing, I can read in the dark
• Moonlight
• Nothing, I migrate between the two poles
• Nothing, I live in outer space
• Nothing, I live on planet Kalgash
• Campfire
• Candle
• Oil lamp
• Arc lamp
• Gas lamp
• Traditional incandescent blub
• Halogen lamp
• Fluorescent light
• Light of a CRT monitor
• LED
• Genetically modified fish that glow in the dark
• Magic
• Future technology (big mirrors in space)
• Flamethrower or Rube Goldberg device
• Other

Update: added CRT (thanks to StommePoes for the idea).

Update: just an explanation. I basically just wanted to ask whether you prefer halogen lamps or lamps with normal light bulbs, but I got carried away in the spirit of TIMTOWTDI. It's probably better this way for a Perlmonks poll.

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