Explains how food came to be "under lock and key" and why we thus have to work for it, and explores the education crisis in our society. Probably my favorite of Quinn's books.

A very slight extrapolation of what our society is bound to become if things don't change radically. Scary and depressing.

A good example of the effects of civilization on the human psyche. I liked the movie even better.

An action-packed movie that illustrates the mental emprisonment of humans in the present system, and the need to face the truth (and not escape reality) and work at making the world a better place.

Despite some very bad glitches, Revolutions remains a fantastic movie, almost as good as the first one. If you understand what The Matrix is really about, the end makes a lot of sense.

I really didn't like the book much at all but it tackles some interesting issues like the need to follow your calling instead of being scared and following the norm, as well as who the gods may be.

A candid look and reflection on life from a little boy from another planet. Wonderful.

An interesting movie where the three characters discuss issues related to our world and our perception of it.