It depends on what you mean by “reactive”, I suppose. For example, if you as a superhero dedicate years of your life to reducing hunger in the world, then technically you are reacting to the hunger that exists, but still, this is much more similar to “optimizing the world” than to “stopping Lex Luthor”.
It depends on what you mean by “reactive”, I suppose. For example, if you as a superhero dedicate years of your life to reducing hunger in the world, then technically you are reacting to the hunger that exists, but still, this is much more similar to “optimizing the world” than to “stopping Lex Luthor”.
You are correct. I was interpreting “saving the world” in this article to mean “saving the world [from supervillains]”. (fixed in comment now)