There's more than just those two options, e.g. the nobility (which we don't have anymore). If you had done some research on the topic, you'd know that a class is a group that shares a common relationship to the means of production. You could perhaps argue that career politicians constitute a sort of "political class".
The USSR had democracy - there were voting structures up and down the entire structure of the union.
In their worst election (1946), the Bloc of Communists and Non-Partisans received 99.19% of the vote. I don't know who their opponents were, the other 0.81% of the vote simply went to "against". Results like this are impossible in a free and fair election.
The communist party of the soviet union was in control of the country, with absolutely no accountability to the proletariat they were supposed to be representing. Were they working class? No, because they did not work. They were a new kind of nobility, with the head of state effectively being a new Tsar.
To be fair to LLMs they get the text as a series of tokens, so when you type strawberry, the see 🍓 or something. What works better as a counterexample are variations of the river crossing puzzle changed to be trivial.
Eh, the problem is inherent to how this particular market works. Once a game is developed, the cost to distribute it further are negligible compared to the development costs. This also means that a single game can, theoretically, satisfy the entire market. Hence, at any given time, only small percentage of games are successful.
He's imagining them as physical things that can be hurt. And apparently, the voices can feel his violent fantasies. At least, that's what's implied by the story.
If it really were a once in a lifetime career opportunity, then the salary would reflect that.