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Good question. Because governments are evil, of course! That's what she invites us to conclude, right?
But here's a better answer: Because we don't really know whether psychedelics are profoundly beneficial, and we don't know this because there is no scientific consensus as to whether they are profoundly beneficial. And yes, we don't know this despite all the anecdotal evidence that her and Joe Rogan present us.
So why don't we reserve judgment until we know these things, and stop writing articles that imply that we do know and that the big bad Government is holding out on us?