We don’t just have nerve endings in our fingertips and tactile experiences from the soles of our feet as we walk, from our butts as we sit, etc., also influence our experiences in a space, how we think and behave while we’re there. For example, when people are sitting in chairs with even slight cushions, say an inch deep, they get along better with other people, they negotiate with them less vigorously and don’t drive as hard a bargain, than…