Modernization” was once conflated with “Westernization”. It was believed that from Science to Humanity, all would be clearly known with western methodologies. Later discoveries have challenged the fundamentals of that paradigm.  We came to realize uncertainty, probability, indeterminism, incompleteness of science and humanity.  The views of scientists such as: Newton, Einstein, Feynman, Prigogine, Hawking, etc., as well as views of politicians, writers, artists, will be discussed. For example: Prigogine, a Nobel laureate 1977, was inspired by Chinese views of the nature. Bill Clinton and Tony Blair advocated “the Third way”, which echoes the Mid-way (Centrism) that is a major theme by Confucius. The works and lives of Lu, Xun, Eileen Chang, Kenneth Pai, Ang Lee, will be briefed to illustrate the environmental impact and transcendence from modernization to this new era of globalization.

1. New Sciences and Humanities Wennie Wu, PhD International Innovative Institute, USA

8. SCIENCE-Probability One cannot know the precise position and momentum of a particle at a given instant, and all that can be known about the position and motion of a particle at some future moment is a probability distribution. The Schrödinger equation For a single particle in three dimensions: Where is the particle's position in three-dimensional space, is the wave function, which is the amplitude for the particle to have a given position r at any given time t . m is the mass of the particle. is the potential energy of the particle at each position r .