I don't care whether it succeeds or not. Let success come along afterwards. It's easier on your eyes and is said to be better for your health than other lighting, too. Even oft-revered north light isn't as great as you might think. Coming in through windows and skylights, north light is more consistent than other light, but it still changes throughout the day and is virtually useless on extremely dark, stormy days and, of course, at night.
Incandescent light is too warm and regular fluorescent light is too cool.
The best solution is full-spectrum light, which is now available in both incandescent and fluorescent bulbs. My experience over the past 15 years has been with full spectrum fluorescent light, so I'll tell you a little about that. So I enjoy bright, non-glare light that blends with daylight and gives me good color rendition for my exploring color studies. These bulbs are also long lasting. Many other bulbs are also available.