Physics Magnetism - Wire Carrying Current in a Loop

[KSNphysics]

Homework Statement

This is a theoretical question, one I'm not sure about. It just randomly popped into my head.
Say there is a jumbled wire, one in a glob shape but not overlapping. (Like a deformed circle, or maybe just a rectangle).
Assuming we are in a place called "physics utopia" where the wire is closed and a continuous current circles through it, would the said rectangle or "glob" eventually become a circle due to the outward force caused by the magnetic field and current.?
I did the corkscrew rule and right hand rule, and in a rectangle/glob, the force on all points of the wire points outward, so just wondering if a circle would eventually be formed.

Homework Equations

Corkscrew rule to find the direction of magnetic field
Right hand rule to find direction of force using known current and magnetic field (I found it was outwards basically everywhere).

The Attempt at a Solution

Stated above

 

[Simon Bridge]

So there is not an unbalanced charge on the loop - but there is a current in the loop ... you are thinking that places in the loop which carry opposite currents will exert a repulsive force on each other so they must add up to a net outward pressure?
That seems reasonable... have you had a look at how other people have answered the same question?

http://physics.stackexchange.com/qu...g-wire-of-arbitrary-shape-in-a-magnetic-field
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/2uto4s/does_a_rectangular_loop_of_current_exert_a/