How about if Algore invents a hybrid bulb... incandescent for short usage and fluorescent for longer usage.
LED lights will solve these problems.
Not true at all. This myth was soundly busted on Mythbusters. It takes only a second or two for a fluorescent bulb to reach peak efficiency and the poser it consumes during that 1 or 2 seconds is barely enough to power it for 5 seconds at operating temp.
Also, a secondary savings is realized in the summer by using fluorescent bulbs is that they produce much less HEAT than an incandescent bulb, which uses only 5% of the energy it consumes to produce light, the rest is heat that must be removed from the house during the summer.