Haha, yes I know! You also have airspeed, perspiration, metabolic rate, clothing levels, and transients (eg moving from a hot space to a cold space) which all a

Haha, yes I know! You also have airspeed, perspiration, metabolic rate, clothing levels, and transients (eg moving from a hot space to a cold space) which all affect the phenomenological experience- but we do consider all of these effects to be wrapped up within the “thermal comfort” term of art. See the CBE Thermal Comfort Tool to interactively determine comfort bands in relation to various ASHRAE standards for computing thermal comfort with all of these affecting parameters: https://comfort.cbe.berkeley.edu/ https://comfort.cbe.berkeley.edu/