In Norse mythology, which god's approach to gathering information most closely resembles modern retail market research and customer analytics?

The world of mythology offers fascinating insights into early commerce and retail strategies. Norse mythology, in particular, contains stories that parallel modern retail concepts. From Odin's quest for knowledge (market research) to Thor's hammer as a brand symbol, mythological tales provide interesting analogies to contemporary retail practices. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient Norse folklore connects to modern retail analytics and strategy concepts.

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Odin, who sacrificed his eye at Mimir's well to gain wisdom and sent his ravens Huginn and Muninn to collect information from all realms
Thor, who traveled among humans disguised as a traveler to understand their needs before crafting his thunderbolts
Freya, who used her necklace Brísingamen to track customer preferences and purchasing patterns across the Nine Worlds
Loki, who shape-shifted into different forms to conduct secret shopper research and competitive analysis in various marketplaces