Michael MorrisGuestIf you were living in Germany in that point, when you're in the military, you would've been a Nazi and people would've just done what they were told.

Most ordinary Germans were like, "Well, everyone else seems to think it's okay, so I guess I'm okay with it." The people who are a little bit antisocial, those are probably the people who didn't go along with it, but the normal people are very vulnerable to getting pulled into what the mainstream is doing.
Michael Morris is a renowned cultural psychologist and Columbia Business School professor.
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If you were living in Germany in that point, when you're in the military, you would've been a Nazi and people would've just done what they were told.

Most ordinary Germans were like, "Well, everyone else seems to think it's okay, so I guess I'm okay with it." The people who are a little bit antisocial, those are probably the people who didn't go along with it, but the normal people are very vulnerable to getting pulled into what the mainstream is doing.
Michael Morris is a renowned cultural psychologist and Columbia Business School professor.