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Based on your comment, would a person carrying a burlap sack filled with dozens of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ be exceptionally braver than those without such a collection?
And if we're talking organs, then usually it's the heart that is associated with bravery.
If the most fragile and vulnerable anatomy of the male human is really that significant, then why does the Military award soldiers wounded in battle with purple hearts instead of blue balls?