1 Introduction and Historical Survey.- 1.1 Introduction.- 1.2 Beginnings.- 1.3 Menger 1942.- 1.

4 Rosen 1947.- 1.5 Mathematical developments 1956-1961.- 1.6 Blokhintsev and Takano 1960-1961.- 1.7 Random metrics.- 1.

8 Ingraham 1966.- 1.9 New developments 1975 and later.- 2 Statistical Behavior of Microparticles.- 2.1 Microparticles and Quantum Mechanics.- 2.2 Fluctuation of Space-Time Metric.

- 2.3 Decoherence in Quantum Mechanics.- 2.4 Frame dependence of Scattering Matrix.- 2.5 E-P-R Correlations.- 2.6 4? Periodicity of Spinor Wave Function.

- 3 Space-Time Fluctuation and Random Potential.- 3.1 Introduction.- 3.2 Langrangian Mechanics.- 3.3 Lamb Shift and Hydrogen Atom.- 3.

4 Fifth Force.- 3.5 Origin of Quantum Potential.- 3.6 Quantum Statistics and Random Trajectories.- 3.7 Quark Confinement.- 4 Non-Local Fields.

- 4.1 Extended Elementary Objects.- 4.2 Internal Variable and Fluctuation of Space-Time Metric.- 4.3 Quantum Geometry.- 4.4 Probabilistic Finsler Geometry.

- 4.5 Local Heat Energy and Local Temperature.- 5 Astro-Particle Physics.- 5.1 Acceleration Mechanism.- 5.2 Highest Energy Cosmic Ray Spectrum.- 5.

3 Propagation of Light in a Dissipative Maxwell Vacuum.- 6 Einstein Equation for Gravitational Field.- 6.1 Einstein Equation and Fluctuation of g?v.- 6.2 Turbulent Gravitational Field and Cosmological Issues.- 6.3 Possible Implications.

- 7 Origin of Stochasticity.- 7.1 Introduction.- 7.2 Random Zero-Point Field.- 7.3 Stochastic Strings.- 7.

4 New Correspondence Principle.- 7.5 Stochastic Background Force and Origin of Quantization.- 8 Possible Implications.- 8.1 Prologue.- 8.2 Quantum Fluctuation.

- 8.3 Limitations of the Measurement of Space-Time Distances.- 8.4 Relativistic Cosmology and Time Singularity.- 9 Epilogue: New Dialogue of Man With Nature.- 9.1Fuzziness in Space-Time.- 9.

2 Spontaneity, Order and Wholeness.