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[DC] How does Superman deal with all the stuff he sees and hears that he doesn't want to?

Superman comes equipped with small-town traditional values and an accompanying belief in the basic goodness of humanity. He also has incredibly acute senses that give him a tremendous amount of information about what's happening in his vicinity. Often, the arrival of Superman-level senses is portrayed as an overwhelming onslaught, as the sounds come from every side and threaten to break your mind with sheer force.

When Superman takes up his role as protector, his super senses, together with his speed and flight, save countless lives and stop countless crimes. A scream for help, and an instant later Superman is here to save the day.

But what about the things that Superman hears, especially in a big city like Metropolis, that aren't anything criminal but also aren't anything he would want to hear? Vicious husband-and-wife arguments, cruel children, racist remarks, people being generally awful to one another? What about all the sex he must be listening to all the time? How could anyone enjoy any kind of normal intimacy or romance with the audio tracks to several pornos playing all the time and only for you? And what about the crying babies — wouldn't he go mad from that alone? I mean, they torture political prisoners with that stuff!

He can't just be shutting it out, because again, if that argument or that sex suddenly gives way to sounds of violence, Superman will head over there and save the day. But people who have to sort through child porn, gore, racism, and YouTube comments because of their job have written about how constant immersion in that kind of stuff will damage you over time.

Yet Superman remains this pillar of faith in man's better nature. Even though during the very moments he's speaking his inspiring words, he's hearing all the most vile, racist, degrading things people are saying.

What's going on in his head that he can deal with it?
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> But people who have to sort through child porn, gore, racism, and YouTube comments because of their job have written about how constant immersion in that kind of stuff will damage you over time.

These people only see one side of humanity. It's like cops mostly deal with criminals, and doctors with sick people. In contrast, Superman gets an unfiltered view. He hears the good and the bad, and there's enough good to inspire Supes to go out there and protect people.