It really depends on what I am drilling. for wood I will reach for a brad point first by default. the brad point was made to drill clean edged holes in wood without wondering. it has some exit issue, Which are not always as easy to avoid as they are with the traditional drill bit.
I use 118 degree bits for acrylic or very hard woods.
I have and use several other style bits for other pourposes that do not fall into the Pen Blank specified in your survey.
I woudl love to see a set of bits designed for pen turners that includes all the bit sizes needed for all kits, has flutes like those of an Auger bit for better chip clearing. and can be sharpened with commonly available tools for sharpening bits such as the drill doctor or one of those bit sharpening jigs yo mount next to a grinding wheel.