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Market system automatically adjustment by invisible hand

Concept of Adam Smith that the market system automatically adjusts as when guided through an “invisible hand” most intimately resembles: (1) flows of electricity across the microcircuits within computer chips. (2) homeostasis automatic adjustments which help keep the health of a biological organism. (3) gravitational forces which prevent issue from escaping “black holes” out into the cosmos. (4) the drive to perpetuate an organism’s gene pool cited through sociobiologists. (5) humanitarian relief efforts launched through outsiders to aid people beset through catastrophe.

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