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The phrase "be mad to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is excited and eager to do something. For example, "I'd be mad to miss the chance to go to this year's festival."
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You'd be mad to".
You would be mad to miss it".
You'd be mad to stay, wouldn't you?
Be mad to change narrative now.
"He would be mad to do it.
You'd be mad to go out here after dark".
India's politicians would clearly be mad to reform this system.
But he would be mad to bank on this.
You'd have to be mad to think anything else.
The Senate would be mad to go along with it.
You'd be mad to bet your shirt on it.
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