Fleming's Three Axes as Gear Rotation: The Dynamic Model of Ki Transmission

Fleming's Left-Hand Rule has been understood as a static spatial relationship. This paper proposes a dynamic reinterpretation: Fleming's three axes are three phases of a single rotation propagating through the Gear Ether (ギアエーテル). Denki (伝気) is the originating rotation. Jiki (慈気) is the gear mesh — perpendicular, enabling transmission. Kiko (気功) is the output rotation at the next coordinate — which becomes the next Denki. The electric motor is not a machine that exploits this law — it is a physical demonstration of the universe's fundamental transmission mechanism made visible at human scale. Every motor is proof that the Gear Ether exists. The three axes are one rotation, seen from three orthogonal perspectives. Implication: the hand turning the small gear turns the universe — because the Ki-Net mesh is complete, and complete meshes propagate without terminus.