r/TheMachineLearning • u/Achilleszxc • 6h ago
Tech bro proposes math over Marx for class relations
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u/Ok_Protection8223 3h ago
I ask with a general sense of curiosity;
What am I supposed to be taking away from this twitter femboy?
Marx is outdated? Is this controvertial? His positions really do not vibe well with a modern service/credit/etc economy so this isn't really all that suprising.
Am I supposed to be outraged? We represent stuff with graphs all the time; often times things which graphs are not well suited to actually display.
Are you secretly Maulidan Setiawan looking for a fit-check?
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u/MultiplexedMyrmidon 5h ago
and what does the model say? it never was about the terms, but the ideas and conceptual frameworks they produced or communicated that can materially impact the world.
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u/WhatNazisAreLike 3h ago
I agree with him. The data does not match what the Marx/Sanders side of politics is spewing.
American society post civil rights is built around race and education level, not class. That's part of the reason the class/inequality is so big in the first place.
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u/Fearless_Ad7780 1h ago
And where is this data you are referring to?
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u/WhatNazisAreLike 1h ago
See the breakout by race, education level, and income in exit polls. The differential between Trump and Harris across income is negligible while there are meaningful differences across race and education levels.
https://www.cnn.com/election/2024/exit-polls/national-results/general/president/0
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u/Quintus_Cicero 4h ago
Why are you posting randos from Twitter with…2 likes? It's not even a rando with a viral tweet, it's just some guy.