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[DC] Some questions about Lex Luthor.

Hello, I am trying to write a biography on a Mr Alexander Joseph "Lex" Luthor and while my research is going quite well I still find myself not knowing the true motivation behind Mr Luthors ideals. Can any of my fellow scholars give any insight into what Mr Luthor wants for the world and why he has so much hate for the Superman?
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Mr. Luthor believes Superman is dangerous to human advancement. Superman wants to inspire people through his actions, but Mr. Luthor thinks that the presence of such a powerful alien on Earth stifles us. We don't need to do things for ourselves if the Last Son of Krypton can always save us. Knowing Superman isn't even human makes it worse; it shows that power comes from birthright and that even the most capable people of Earth will never come close to him.

Luthor might have a point. It's not like humans needed Superman around for the 40,000 years of civilization we have *before* he got here. And when we occasionally here stories of the future, such as the 853rd Century, humanity seems decidedly . . . unadvanced. Reports are sketchy, but it looks like future technology and culture are basically frozen in place for millennia at a time. Why should we need ships in such a distance future? How is death even possible? Why do "Justice Leagues" need to exist? Maybe Superman is slowing us down.