| Score | Tier | Example | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 90-100 | | Whistleblower who loses everything and asks for nothing. | | 70-89 | Guardian | Organ donor who saves 5 lives; soldier who shields a comrade. | | 50-69 | Neighbor | Running into traffic to pull a toddler back; adopting a special-needs pet. | | 30-49 | Citizen | Reporting a crime; consistent blood donation. | | 0-29 | Performative | The "thoughts and prayers" post without action. |

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Enter the — a conceptual framework designed to quantify the unquantifiable. While no single number can capture the soul of courage, this index offers a structured way to analyze heroic acts across four critical dimensions.

Using the IoH, we can categorize heroism into five tiers:

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(I can refine any of these to fit the specific movie or topic you have in mind!)