**Philosophy in C Major – A Formula to Revolutionize Your Playlist** This is not just a book about music. It is an intellectual odyssey that fuses philosophy, history, and pop culture to reveal a truth most people have never suspected: the songs we love don’t merely entertain us—they quietly forge our entire worldview. In Philosophy in C Major, Roberto Rachewsky wields a rigorous Weighted Philosophical Scorecard to dissect more than a thousand songs, from John Lennon’s utopian “Imagine” to Frank Sinatra’s defiant “My Way.” His thesis is as simple as it is explosive: every piece of music carries a philosophical payload. Lyrics and melodies are never innocent; they smuggle complete visions of man, society, and morality straight into your soul. With unflinching precision, the author exposes which songs champion freedom and individualism… and which ones stealthily promote conformity, evasion, or collectivist dogma. Part personal memoir, part philosophical manifesto, the book weaves Rachewsky’s own journey—from the song festivals and rebellious radio of his Porto Alegre childhood to the cultural earthquake of 1970s America—into a razor-sharp analysis of the music that defined generations. Three elements make this book utterly unique: • The philosophical lens: forged in the tradition that runs from Aristotle to Ayn Rand, it judges music not just for its beauty, but for the ethical, political, and existential ideas it plants in the listener’s mind. • The technology: the entire project was co-created with Artificial Intelligence—an unprecedented human-machine alliance that handled research, organization, and even intellectual sparring. • The multimedia experience: every song discussed is instantly accessible via QR codes and direct links, letting you confront the author’s verdict with the raw power of the music in real time. Philosophy in C Major is more than a collection of critiques. It is a wake-up call to start listening with your mind fully awake—and to see your playlist as a mirror of your deepest values and convictions. When you turn the last page, you will never hear music the same way again. You’ll realize that every song is a battlefield of ideas, and that every time you hit play, sing along, or share a track, you’re choosing a side in a philosophical war that has been raging quietly for decades. Your playlist is not neutral. After this book, neither will you be. Ready to discover what your favorite songs are really saying about you