He survived a neutron star. So why wasn't he the one to snap?

In Avengers: Endgame, Bruce Banner puts on the Infinity Gauntlet because of one thing: gamma radiation. But Thor was standing right there, begging for the chance, and this video breaks down whether the God of Thunder could have actually pulled it off.

We dig into Thor's greatest durability feat on Nidavellir, what a neutron star really does to a body, and why the forging of Stormbreaker might be far more important to this debate than anyone gives it credit for. We look at how Stormbreaker seemingly brought Thor back from the brink of death, how it's the only weapon in the MCU to cut straight through the power of all six Infinity Stones, and why Thor's warning to the Guardians about mortals wielding it sounds suspiciously like what happened to Tony Stark.

Then we get into the real problem: Thanos, Hulk and Iron Man all snapped with absolute clarity, and Endgame Thor was five years deep into grief, guilt and a failure he couldn't forgive himself for. Finally, we rewrite the Battle of Earth entirely, a different frontline trio, Smart Hulk unleashed from the start, and a version of the final Snap that might not have cost the Avengers their biggest sacrifice.

Does Thor tank the Snap, or were the Avengers right to stop him? Watch till the end and settle it in the comments.