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[Marvel] So exactly how do I go about proving that I am "worthy" to Mjolnir?

What philosophical tenets does this hammer use to evaluate my worthiness? Does it judge me by my motivations or by my actions? Is it judging me by Asgardian standards or Earth standards (and for my current time period ... for you time travellers out there)? Or is there some absolute or universal measure that it is using? If so, who the hell came up with that universal metric and what makes him think he's correct?

Also, if Thor's society is actually a highly advanced technological one (and not really a "magical" one), what kind of tech might have been incorporated to judge my moral character?
gpt
The magic is based on Odin's standards of heroism. Honor, fairness, chivalry, bravery. A wielder of Mjolnir must be mighty in arm and noble in virtue and deed, always seeking to protect the weak and face down evil.

The hammer isn't designed so that anybody can wield it if they fit some random metric; its designed so that Thor can wield it. Conversely, anyone who is Thor's equal can wield it, for "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor".

So what makes Thor so great? Well, he's a noble warrior and hero who has dedicated his life to fighting for a completely different species of people (humans) and being our protector just because he feels its the right thing to do. He's basically the pinnacle of Asgardian chivalry, and despite his occasionally proud and arrogant nature you'd still be hard pressed to find a more honest or generally kind individual.

And no, you can't trick Mjolnir by having good intentions. It knows you by thought and deed. Though a person can eventually earn the right to use it, or be granted the right, if they didn't possess it before.