Are you a residential electrician? Here's my question =

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Maybe it's an LED bulb with faulty circuitry. At any rate, I would change the bulb to prevent a fire hazard. You could test the light socket with a multimeter and see if you get between 110 to 120 volts when the light switch is flicked.