Can you give a write-up on how the following polity described below would score on a 8Axes with the following axes:

"The vast Pacific and southern Oceans, island SE Asia and Australasia are the domain of Lord Jove, who was once human but now is essentially an aerial elemental, vast and formless, appearing occasionally as a huge humanoid cloud-shape crowned with lightening, and almost entirely divorced from human affairs: his one true passion is to play with the weather, creating storm and tornado and typhoon and massive lightening storms and worse, ranging freely across the vast areas of his domain and playing madly with air and sea. The locals have suffered greatly from his passion, agriculture in particular being hit hard by the wildly unpredictable weather, causing mass famines and die-backs. (Such things as blizzards in the Javanese summer or months of rain in the Great Victoria Desert are no longer surprising). Through a massive use of greenhouses, indoor farming, intensive fishing, etc. the more developed regions of the area have managed to pull themselves back from the brink, but with the partial exception of New Zealand none of the previous nations has managed to restore unified control over their former territories. Warlordism, cannibalism, and piracy remain endemic. 

Still, one benefit of Lord Jove’s basic indifference to his subject’s plight is that he doesn’t care what they get up to: this is the only place on Earth where someone is not actively trying to reshape the human population to their own ends. Those who in one way or another manage to escape from the lands of the five more “involved” supervillainsgravitate here, while spies and agents for said supervillains meet here on what is essentially neutral ground. Some remarkable new cultural exchanges and new flowerings have taken place here, and scientific progress is beginning to ramp up in part due to new technology smuggled out of Dr. Weyland’s territory, often (metaphorically) in people’s heads (or less metaphorically, in their guts: both places spy satellites can’t easily reach. 

The tensions between the supervillains continue to mount. A major reason things have not yet exploded is that Dr. Weyland has been promising for years to duplicate the accident which originally brought them here, and create stable portals to whole new worlds for them to conquer. The other four’s patience is running out, though. Another reason that they have not yet fought eachother is mutual vulnerability: while General Horus could smash King Behemoth easily enough, he’s vulnerable to magic, Lord Munin could take over his mind if he got too close, and he’s far from sure he could survive some of Dr. Weyland’s more monstrous doomsday devices. Queen Endor’s magic could kill Master Munin by sending some magical monstrosity immune to mind control, and can prevent nukes or bombs from going off, but direct spells lack planetary range, and she really is rather unsure of what Dr. Weyland could do if he really tried, and although she could turn Lord Horus into a frog given a couple seconds to throw a spell, he’s really fast, and she’s not sure if she’d survive if he just threw a big enough rock at her palace, really fast. Dr. Weyland is always surrounded by awesome defensive technology, but he’s only normal flesh and blood in the end, and he can’t be sure that Queen Endor couldn’t slip some magical attacker in or King Behemoth slip in some deadly insects (his biggest defense is that he’s made it clear he can make sure the world is destroyed in any of a number of ways if he is killed). Nobody is quite sure how to take down Lord Jove."

For context, the following excerpt is set an alternate world in which supervillains rule large swaths of the world:

- Altruity or Avarice
- Dominant or Insular
- Self or Totality
- Stalwart or Hedonistic

Here is an explanation for these axes:
“Altruity (Propietary)
Those with higher Altruity scores believe that all property, no matter the form or ownership, should be collectivized. This can include information, all forms of money, etc.

Avarice (Propietary)
Those with higher Avarice scores believe that all forms of property should be privatized and competed in the market. Those who are dominant within the market economy should thus gain more property.

Dominant (Mastery)
Those with a higher Dominant score tend to want their ideology spread throughout the world. They think force can be used when spreading an ideology.

Insular (Mastery)
Those with a higher Insular score tend to avoid forcing an opinion. They would use methods like convincement, propaganda, etc.

Self (Individuality)
Those with higher Self scores believe in the power of the individual. They tend to support an anarchist or egoist government. They believe Egoism is what makes humans humans, and it is impossible to avoid such thing.”

Totality (Individuality)
Those with higher Authority scores believe in an absolute government. They think individuals have no power at all, and only the state should have power.

Stalwart (Prioritative)
Those with higher Tradition scores believe that a person is what he is, and his/her characteristics can only by dictated by the strong or by the surrounding environment.

Hedonic (Prioritative)
Those with higher Progress scores believe that a person’s personal happiness is the core value of any human. Though not always, they are usually secular or atheist, and support different types of communities standing up for their own characteristics.