Air (B)
Layer: B
Vector 1
Type: operation Relation: transport
Vector 2
Type: influence Relation: distribution
Vector 3
Type: cause Relation: movement
Description
Air operates as a functional mechanism that transports signals, particles and forces across a given space. It influences distribution by determining how elements spread, settle or shift within an environment. Air causes movement by enabling drift, flow and transfer, shaping the operational rhythm of processes that depend on circulation. Through its functional presence, interactions become more dynamic, as Air supports transitions that would otherwise remain static. It acts as a medium that facilitates exchange, allowing systems to adapt and reorganize. Air enhances operational coherence by ensuring that motion is not isolated but part of a continuous pattern. It becomes a practical force that enables dispersion, connection and responsiveness. In this way, Air transforms potential into active flow, guiding the unfolding of processes that rely on mobility and exchange.
B
