I mean. If you can't substantiate that claim with anything more than "think about it," I'm not sure how to answer. I get that "space spaces" and "personal spac

I mean. If you can't substantiate that claim with anything more than "think about it," I'm not sure how to answer. I get that "space spaces" and "personal space" both have the word "space" in it. But if we're discussing scientific studies, it's not constructive to compare the two. Unless you have something really substantial (and accurate) that adds to the conversation, I think it's time better spent to discuss the article at hand. I personally think it's a fascinating insight into how humans interpret physical space and the implications in social situations.