Feuds over imaginary and (often) invisible lines are one of the cornerstones of human society. The problem is they become increasingly difficult to resolve when no one can agree on where that imaginary invisible line should actually be—or whether or not it actually exists in the first place.
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Still, our territoriality is a key part of our nature, rooted in the most primitive parts of our brain that are responsible for shutting down our frontal cortex when we engage in petty warfare with our neighbors, arguing over inches of soil that may or may not actually be ours.
These neighbors sure weren't thinking when they decided to engage in a feud with their reluctant new neighbor, choosing to create a petty argument over something that he was just trying to be nice about in the first place. When they took things too far and pushed him into taking action, they would soon reap the rewards of their pettiness by losing more of their yard then he was after in the first place.
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