Eric Kandel Quote: When I was 9 years old, Hitler marched into Austria…where I was living at the time…and immediately people who had been friends with us turned away from us and became our enemies. I found it very hard for the longest time to understand how people can listen to Beethoven, Haydn, and Mozart one day and beat up the Jews the next.  My brother had built a short-wave radio set and we were listening to it as Hitler marched into Vienna. And in Heldenplatz, 200,000 people came out and cheered him like mad. I walked the streets two days later and a classmate of mine came up to me and said 'Kandel, I'm never to speak to you again.'  And you ask yourself the question: What is it that separates the good guys from the bad guys? And you come to the conclusion that every one of us is capable of good and of evil.
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