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The overarching theme emphasizes that the primary way to reduce harm is through accurate information and scientific inquiry. As Trott asserts, much of the current crisis stems from "fundamental mistakes" rooted in ignorance. By fostering transparency, encouraging research, and challenging outdated policies, society can move toward a more rational and compassionate approach to drugs.
In conclusion, the war on drugs need not be a war on people. Instead, it should be a movement toward understanding, education, and harm reduction. Only then can we reduce preventable deaths and unlock the medical potential of various substances,—and ultimately, save lives.