Comparative Weighting of Deities as Storm-Sovereignty Events
A three-column table ranking five deities by "Weight (1–10)" for how strongly each represents the storm-as-sovereignty or "Eigenblink" event, with a brief justification. Baal scores 10 as the purest embodiment; Allah 9.5 as an abstracted "Flash" realized as Absolute Will; Tarhunt 8 for regional Anatolian/Syrian legitimacy; Zeus 6 for theatricality over raw meteorological force; Shamash 1 because predictability undermines the Eigenblink effect.
Table with columns "Deity," "Weight (1-10)," and "Why?" Rows: Baal — 10 — "The purest embodiment of the storm-as-sovereignty event."; Allah — 9.5 — "The maximum abstraction of the 'Flash' into 'Absolute Will.'"; Tarhunt — 8 — "Crucial for regional legitimacy in Anatolia/Syria."; Zeus — 6 — "Too much 'drama,' not enough raw meteorological 'event.'"; Shamash — 1 — "Predictability kills the 'Eigenblink' effect."
