Le-Chatelier's principle: "Whenever a system in equilibrium is disturbed the system will adjust itself in such a way that the effect of the change will be nullified."
In the same way, law of nature acts. The chemist must have been influenced by this so much that he couldn't help him stating this as a Law Of Equilibrium in chemistry after his name.
My social approach in understanding Le Châtelier's principle
Recently, Nepal was hit by a tremendous earthquake of magnitude 7.6 Richter (local). I saw tall buildings collapsing in Kathmandu. One of the important structure that collapsed was 9-storeyed Dharahara. Building tall houses and structures is the psychological indication of desire of people to go higher and higher.
Our science says, there's a force always acting downward towards the centre of earth ,i.e weight. This can be interpreted as nature wants us as low as possible. But, our action is just opposite.
Nature had to do something to bring these "higher" people as low as possible.
Another thing is, we have been learning about the rapid population growth. If this continues, whole resources of the world will be finished after some decades. Nature has to do something to bring back to its original state. It reacted in the form of earthquake.
My economic approach in understanding Le Châtelier's principle
We can see the differences in the amount of hard work a child from rich and poor family does. Most of the rich kids don't study hard, enjoy every luxuries available and end up being a moron who has learnt least and enjoyed utmost. Father works hard , earns alot. He ends up being a rich man. In the contrary is his son. This continues.
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