Isolationists
Isolationists have self-interest, natural-respect, and coldness. They don't like helping OR harming others!
I've never met an isolationist. Maybe that's because they are isolationists? I'm sure they exist.
Like any other being, the relative amount of their aspects (natural-respect, coldness in this case) can vary. So a being with a morality of (1, -1, -1) may be the isolationist on that diagram above, but... a being with a moralty of (1, -2, -0.5) is still an isolationist, despite not being so cold and having much larger amount of natural-respect.
One interesting form of "isolationist" is an isolationist with INFINITE natural-respect, but only finite self-interest and coldness. (1, -inf, -2). They would never do any harm! And they could even have more coldness than self-interest, and they'd STILL get into paradise. Those would be the only beings with "too much coldness" to get into paradise. They would very strange creatures to watch.
I nicknamed them "sprites"... because I imagine them as small creatures floating or zipping around in their own magical reality, following their own laws. A place that we can't really get into because we don't work like them, but because they still do good for themselves and (a little) for each other and even the rest of us who aren't isolationists... they would be very interesting to watch, thats if you were lucky enough to get a chance to watch them in the first place :)
In fact they might not always do themselves so much good because they don't want to become too powerful that they could accidentally harm others. So they have this "self-limiting" behaviour built in. That they could really wait for the rest of the Universe to build up in power so that no accidental damage by these "sprites" could happen.