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Adil Mania moved from France to San Francisco to build Silicon Mania, a media company bringing late-night show energy, magazines, games, and cultural storytelling to tech. We talk about making tech fun again, why Silicon Valley needs more weirdness, and how chasing the next yes keeps you moving after rejection.
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