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“Gary Gensler was teaching a class while I was on campus. I skipped it—and I’ve regretted it ever since.” Kenzi Morikawa / 3061.eth links up with Anna Kazlauskas, founder of vana, about those small early moments that quietly shape how you think—like brushing up against future regulators, and realizing... show more

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