Review: Popular Culture and Philosophy The category of "Popular Culture and Philosophy" is a fascinating one that explores the intersection between two seemingly disparate fields. In this review, we will examine three books from this category - More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloaded Decoded, Living Free...As a 'PT': A first hand account of life as a 'Previous Taxpayer' and 'Permanent Tourist', and Fruit from a Poisonous Tree. More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloaded Decoded is an engaging exploration of the philosophical themes that underpin the popular science fiction franchise, The Matrix. This book delves into topics such as free will, reality, and the nature of consciousness, using examples from the movies to illustrate these concepts. The author provides a thought-provoking analysis of the films, drawing connections between them and real-world philosophical debates. Overall, this is an excellent choice for anyone interested in exploring the intersection of popular culture and philosophy. Living Free...As a 'PT': A first hand account of life as a 'Previous Taxpayer' and 'Permanent Tourist' is a memoir that offers a unique perspective on life after leaving the military. The author, who served for many years in Iraq and Afghanistan, describes his experiences adjusting to civilian life and finding meaning in travel. This book is both entertaining and thought-provoking, offering readers an insight into the challenges faced by veterans as they transition back to civilian society. Fruit from a Poisonous Tree is a legal thriller that explores themes of privacy, surveillance, and the limits of government power. The author takes inspiration from real-life cases involving wiretapping and other forms of electronic surveillance, weaving them into an intricate narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. This book is both suspenseful and thought-provoking, offering a compelling exploration of the complex legal issues at the heart of modern society. In conclusion, the category of "Popular Culture and Philosophy" offers a rich and diverse range of books that explore the intersection between two seemingly disparate fields. Whether you are interested in science fiction, memoirs, or legal thrillers, there is something for everyone in this category.