I totally agree with everything you said, but just to further the point... > We don’t shut down the sale of car parts because Normies don’t normally do their o

I totally agree with everything you said, but just to further the point... > We don’t shut down the sale of car parts because Normies don’t normally do their own car repairs. We actually have done this, across industries. And now we have a "right to repair" movement because people realized their freedoms were curtailed. It's important that we don't disrupt people's ability to learn about their own body. Some things are a health risk, and we want to prevent scams, but we shouldn't lock people out behind expensive and bureaucratic gate keepers.