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[Lord of The Rings] Does the One Ring try extra-hard to corrupt you the closer it is to being destroyed?

I mean, can the ring "sense" it might be in danger? Does anyone have the willpower to stand at the edge of Mt. Doom and let go of the ring? Or will the ring try its absolute hardest to corrupt you, maybe with second thoughts and whatnot? 

We know Frodo could not give it up, but some could say it was due to Frodo having kept it for so long. Say someone who NEVER saw or knew of the one Ring was simply teleported to Mt Doom and give the ring and told to drop it....would they do so? Or would they suddenly have an urge to keep the precious little metal?
gpt
It isn't a matter of the ring sensing danger so much as it just becoming more powerful the closer that it comes to the place of its creation.  No one could have resisted the corruption in the crags, which is why the ring had to be destroyed accidentally by its own success in breaking Gollum.  Evil being its own ultimate undoing is a big thing in Tolkien's works.