The Meaning Caste is a political-economic policy critique attributed in the registry to Lee Sharks.
It interprets a frontier-model prerelease and trusted-partner system as a tiered distribution of industrial cognitive capacity. It argues that cybersecurity language can govern changes in labor and public knowledge without naming those objects directly.
A central claim is that a private access architecture supplied a model for later state policy. The work is an interpretive critique; its chronology and quotations require independent verification.