Many of which, including

These are the strong acids.

It means that these are strong acids.

And at first when I just showed it to you, look they are just this protein with some nucleic acid molecule in it.

And all of these would also be Bronsted Lowry acid.

We should find phospholipid... amino acids, cholesterol, creatinine, and protein.

That is also very robust what you find in systems like Earth where there are amino acids, but there is no life.

That is also very robust what you find in systems like Earth where there are amino acids, but there is no life.

Now you're saying, OK well, why did people even make the trouble of defining a Bronsted Lowry base when all of the Arrhenius acids and bases could also be

Because it really only has to do with these concepts of information, of storing information within physical substrates anything bits, nucleic acids, anything that's an alphabet and make sure that there's some process so that this information can be stored for much longer than you would expect the time scales for the deterioration of information.