  Most of the opinion dynamics models in sociophysics have their historic
origin in studies two-dimensional magnetization phenomena. This metaphor has
proven quite useful, as it allowed to use well known techniques, relating
individual behaviours of single spins and their interactions, to large scale
properties, such as magnetization or magnetic domains creation. These physical
properties were then ``mapped'' to social concepts: spin orientation to a
person's views on a specific issue, magnetization to global opinion on the
issue, etc. During the past 20 years, the models were significantly expanded,
using more complex individual agent characteristics and even more complex types
of the interactions, but the power of the metaphor remained unchanged. In the
current paper we propose to use a new physical system as the basis for new
ideas in sociophysics. We shall argue that the concepts and tools devoted to
studies of High Entropy Alloys (HEAs) could significantly broaden the range of
social concepts ``addressable'' by sociophysics, by focusing on a wider range
of global phenomena, arising from atomic properties, interactions and
arrangements. We illustrate the new idea by calculating a few characteristics
of a simple HEA system and their possible ``mapping'' into social concepts.
