JtheDreamer
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"Where I come from, magic and science are one and the same."
The Gauntlet forged by a giant dwarve from the same "world" as the "god" that said that, mind you.
And the forger of the gauntlet did so for an alien flying around in space ships who had a cyborg adopted daughter.
If anything this is totally consistent with their presentation of these sort of things in the MCU. The actual outlier is Dr. Strange, so far the only franchise making a case for pure magic with no technobabble justifications. Look at the stones history without any bias and from the cube/space stone, the scepter/ mind stone, the power stone, the Aether/ reality stone... Those all where in some way subject to use by or affected through MCU high tech super science.
Myself, I actually am not down with the "science and magic are one and the same" jazz conceit. But the precedents are all clearly there in the MCU films with the stones as macguffins.
And yet Stormbreaker (forged by Eitri) could not be possessed by a mere human because their body would crumble and they would go crazy from madness.
The Russo's went about showing us in IW that there was this fantastical Nidavellir, which is the only place in the galaxy where items like that weapon and the Gauntlet could be forged. That's why Thor/Thanos sought Eitri out. Then they undo the uniqueness of it by quickly having Tony churn one out as a mechanism to move the plot and allow him his moment at the end. For me, it cheapens the whole thing.
I will say this though, I laughed hard when Rocket yelled "boom" after they attempted to attach the stones to their gauntlet.