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[Marvel/Thor] Could Thor "override" the worthiness qualification of Mjolnir? Is Mjolnir "smart enough" to know when to make distinctions?

Consider two hypothetical situations.

1. An evil being of immense power comes to Earth. The *only* way to defeat it is if a powerful magic user — say, Doctor Strange — strikes it with Mjolnir. That is *literally* the only way it could be defeated. But Doctor Strange isn't "worthy" to wield Mjolnir. Can Thor "override" that qualification to allow Doctor Strange to use Mjolnir for this one occasion, knowing that if Mjolnir doesn't "cooperate" then Earth is doomed?

2. Thor is fighting someone/something and is hit so hard that he's embedded a mile below the Earth's surface.  He's unconscious and very badly hurt, but Mjolnir is with him. Astonishingly, he happens to land in an underground cave that has a portal back to the surface that can only be unlocked by Mjolnir. The *only* way for Thor to be saved is if, say, one of the Mole People picks up Mjolnir and uses it to unlock the portal. Would Mjolnir allow this, knowing that if it didn't then Thor would die?
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1. The worthiness depends on Odin. If that is literally the only way to defeat the threat, and Odin deems the threat needs to be defeated, then yes, Dr Strange can wield the hammer.

2. "Using" Mjolnir is not "wielding" Mjolnir. The hammer itself knows the difference of intent.

Obligatory: That fucking hammer...