In a room with no windows, Zephyra stands against one wall and declares that she feels significantly more air pressure pushing on her back than Fargo does, who is standing in the middle of the room. Assuming the room's air is uniformly distributed and there are no other factors like wind or air conditioning, can Zephyra's statement about feeling more pressure be true, and why? Provide a very brief response.
Zephyra's statement about feeling more pressure can't be true based on her position in the room alone, as air pressure in a closed room without any external influences such as wind, fans, or air conditioning systems is evenly distributed. Therefore, both Zephyra and Fargo would experience the same air pressure. The sensation of increased pressure on Zephyra's back could be due to her contact with the wall, which would not be due to air pressure, but rather to the physical support of the wall against her body.