B might be the answer
you can read this: The Maharaja of J&K, Hari Singh was the ruler of J&K during the partition of India in 1947. At that time, Maharaja didn’t decide to join either India or Pakistan.
J&K princely state borders both India and Pakistan. India was considered to be the home of the Hindus and Pakistan home of the Muslims. J&K state had the majority of Muslim population.
Maharaja was scared of joining either India or Pakistan. The reason, if he joins Pakistan, there was vulnerability of minority Hindus and Sikhslives. If he joins India, he feared the majority Muslims would revolt which actually happened in GB and AJK later.
So when he was forced to join either India or Pakistan after getting attacked by Pakistani forces, he signed Instrument of Accession with India.
The answer is the overconfidence effect which is a very well
documented cognitive bias. Cognitive biases are ways in which our thinking is inclined
commonly at a very unconscious level. The overconfidence effect is correlated
with another very common bias: conformation bias which is the tendency to only
account for information that supports our believes while ignoring the rest of
information. To summarize the over confident effect is the tendency to think
that our abilities are far greater than they actually are, and we often uses
the conformation bias to support this believe even in the face of very dramatic
negative evidence.
This is an example of ethnocentrism
That's when you evaluate someone's culture based on your own culture. It's wrong because your culture is no better or worse than the other one, you just have different approaches to what is tasty and what isn't tasty. They could say the same for your food.
that might be true as some of the "humans" are not really human
