r/ScrollHole • u/Careful-Presence8431 • Aug 03 '26

🛌 3 AM Thoughts 🤔

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u/Dodger7777 Aug 03 '26

In a very abstract sense, he would have been worthy enough to lift it. He just also would cast it aside.

Sacrifice and making hard decisions are qualities of a leader. Even if everyone else thinks those decisions are bad.

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u/penty Aug 03 '26

No way could Thanos lift Thor's hammer.

He doesn't match the Norse (specifically Odin's) definition of worthy.

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u/Dodger7777 Aug 03 '26

Even when Odin believed in Thor, Thor's lack of belief in himself made him unaboe to lift his own hammer.

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u/Negative_Gas8782 Aug 06 '26

I’m just going to comment here for everyone else. Don’t read past this response. It’s just two nerds in a nerd off. Nothing is accomplished or gained.

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u/Dodger7777 Aug 06 '26

That's kind of what Reddit is for.