The emergence of life on Earth is one of the biggest topics in recent scientific research. Numerous studies have been conducted on the relevant chemical substances and their organization, and many interesting findings have been reported. However, the issue of how living things can produce biopolymers with highly ordered structures such as proteins, RNA, and DNA and can demonstrate high functions such as self-replication, adaptable ability, and evolutionary ability remains unclear. Clarifying this issue requires a theoretical principle that explains why a prebiotic chemical system can have selforganizing ability leading to such a highly ordered and high-function state.