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Readers have a wide variety of reactions to the Globe's photojournalistic portrait of Lynda Bluestein, who traveled to Vermont from Connecticut to die on her own terms.

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"Hamas’s terrorist attack was meant to cause Israel to strike back," writes one reader. Another writes, "What happened in Israel was abhorrent. But it is wrong for hundreds of thousands to be forced to leave their homes without any certainty of how they will ... survive."

The only reason her qualifications are a topic for discussion is that Biden may still be around for another term and there is a chance that Harris may be elevated to president during his second term.

We’re flush with ways to name abuses of the throne.

There are too many "bonus years" adults who look at the many inspiring things younger people are doing to save the world and use that as an excuse to sit back and watch.

Social media, antisocial media, and everything in between Updated January 18, 2021, 7:15 a.m. Email to a Friend Heated, biased revamps of Big Tech won’t silence the echo chambers In “Move fast and break things” (Editorial, Jan. 11), the Globe offers a knee-jerk reaction to the Jan. 6 storming of the Capitol and suggests a solution that could be summarized as: Break up Big Tech because we don’t like the messages they carry, and create a new entitlement program. Fund a nebulou...