Public Opinion is dead

In recent years the concept of Public Opinion has been put under multiple tensions, from its frequent failures in the results it yields, to the new configuration and questions raised by ICTs, with the emergence of platforms where atomized singular opinions multiply, tangentially crossed by diverse links and agglutination, under the logic of qualifying and differentiating devices, which find meaning in the numbers yielded by the different algorithms.The Public Opinion is dead wonders about its current state, its possible reconfigurations and the final question, where in its last thesis, it will seek to clarify its existence and the limits it currently faces (if it is still there).