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depends

bars like that are designed for the drop position to be your primary position for control, and the hoods are an aero position for riding into the wind.
That's a good setup for touring but the drops need to be high enough to be comfortable for technical maneuvering. Probably means having the tops of the drops above the height of your saddle.

Modern road setup religates the drops to an aero position for descending and sprinting, not really comfortable to ride for any distance and not high enough for you to even really look up. While the hoods are your primary position for most all else.