Basil Tomato Pizza

20210912, #breakfastdiary 208, 24°C/mostly cloudy, 57min/exercise Top a tortilla with tomato sauce, brie cheese, onion, and tomato, and bake in a 180°C oven for 15 minutes. Once out, finish with pepper, the world's most beautiful basil, and parmesan cheese — #TomatoPizza They say power changes the brain. (The Winner's Brain, RH Korea, 2013) It activates dopamine and testosterone release, making you bolder but less empathetic toward others. The more you become absorbed in the pleasure, the more pleasure you need. Power becomes something wielded in pursuit of ecstasy. Wield power without self-reflection, and you become a narrow-sighted strongman, and recklessness and 'fox borrowing the tiger's might' spread. (Kim Jin-cheol, Power) The dopamine that power brings makes people a bit smarter. It makes them more positive and strategic in everything. But too much dopamine leads to the arrogance of believing you can control everything. And that applies even to the tiny amounts of power we experience in everyday life.

- 1 tortilla - 2T tomato sauce - 1/4 onion - 2T brie cheese - 3-4 cherry tomatoes - Parmesan cheese - Olive oil - Pepper

1. Spread tomato sauce on the tortilla. 2. Slice the onion thin, chop the brie cheese, halve the cherry tomatoes, and bake in a 180°C oven for 15 minutes. 3. Plate and top with pepper, basil, and grated parmesan cheese.