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Perspectives and trade wars

I am still digesting my intense trip to the USA, which suddenly plays a major role as a nation in peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. Instead of sending American troops to Europe, Trump and Vance are starting a trade war. From a historical perspective, trade between countries has been a way to preserve peace. In 1951, the European Coal and Steel Community was created when some countries began cooperating on coal and steel so that no single country could start a war. I like the idea of ​​a trade agreement because it could stop this brutal war that has sent shockwaves all over Europe.

When I travel, my interest in biology is with me. Medicines are supposed to be able to prevent, alleviate, or cure diseases. I found a small shop where I could not resist photographing these jars where herbs were sold in their simplicity (see below). When cooking, I sometimes use herbs like basil. And, of course, pea soup is seasoned with thyme, which prevents gas formation. Thyme is also said to be good for digestion in general. No specific pharmacology, more like pharmacognosy, but these jars still provide us perspective on the rapid development of drugs that today target with relatively high precision in biological systems such as blood pressure.

After my walks in January, my training year 2025 is back on track as usual. I haven’t set any goals yet, but I’m doing what I feel is fun. Maybe there will be a race again. Are you following along?

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