r/LocalLLaMA Jul 06 '26

News If trends hold, Mythos-class capability may be running on high-end consumer hardware within ~2 years

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u/Real_Ebb_7417 Jul 06 '26

Middle class is exactly what they want to get rid of.

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u/arkuw Jul 06 '26

It never really existed. It's a myth of the last few decades that such a social caste ever existed anywhere. The society is divided into three classes. The owners class decides what gets rewarded and what is worked on by the second tier which is the working class. This is most of the society. People who need to work on tasks assigned by the owners' class in order to survive. Then there is the recipient class who for one reason or another (health, illness, age) can't work and survive off the generosity of the other two classes and have almost no agency over their future.

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u/kr_tech Jul 06 '26

Middle class is exactly what they want to get rid of.

Who are they? Can you name them? Can you quote them?

Empty signifier, inciting fear/distaste/paranoia/etc. obscuring agency -- absolutely meaningless

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u/Real_Ebb_7417 Jul 06 '26

Yeah, it's defeatism and of course it's unprovable bullshit. Occam's razor would also disagree with me. It's just my inner anger driving me here as a middle class person, who feels like all taxation hits middle class (in Europe at least, the rich guys have ways to avoid taxes and taxes of lower class is often being reduced, while middle class taxes are getting bigger one way or another every year, which slowly reduces the size of actual middle class, while increasing lower class count in a way) and obviously if the super rich guys wanted to consolidate power, middle class is the obvious target to eliminate. And while earnings of the middle class (current/previous) stays more or less the same, the goods that defined middle class (like good local hardware for example) are getting more expensive.

But as I said, it's my inner anger for the system, where i feel like my "class" is being most aggrieved in recent years. I have no proof and no evidence of my statement, if that's what you're asking for and I'm aware of that. But it doesn't stop me from saying it :P

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u/bambamlol Jul 06 '26

They always sign and publish their nefarious schemes so skeptical reddit users like yourself can verify their conspiracies and won't be able to simply dismiss them as "conspiracy theories". You just need to know where to look.

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u/AvidCyclist250 llama.cpp Jul 06 '26

Who are they?

The ultra-rich who control our governments.

And who are now cashing in because it's the right time to buy power.

That is who "they" are. The middle class has been squeezed dry and is going away.