CHAPTER I Need for Multi-discipliners -- 1.1. Pervasiveness of Data, Information and Knowledge -- 1.2. Smart specialties -- 1.3. Continuous innovation -- 1.4. Capital Accumulation or Post-Modern Happiness -- 1.5. Western Culture and European Civilization -- a) The Clash of Civilizations -- b) Negative Aspects of European civilization -- c) Positive Aspects of European civilization -- d) The reason for Development of Europen Civilisation -- e) The Limits of European Relations -- 1.6. Infusion of religious and positive sciences -- a) The Prophet Solomon -- b) The Prophet Moses -- c) The Prophet Jesus -- d) The Prophet David -- e) The Prophet Abraham -- f) The miracles of Joseph -- g) The miracles of Jonah -- h) The miracles of Mohammad -- CHAPTER II Innovative Economies -- 2.1. Development of Innovation Ecosystems 70 a. Structural Properties and Components of an Ecosystem -- 2.2. Human development -- a. Components of Human Capital Index -- b. The most important capital factor -- c. Qualified people, strong society -- d. Quality in Education -- e. The Role Human Capital in Agricultural Society -- f. The Role of Human Capital in Industrial Society -- g. The Role of Human Capital in the Information & Knowledge & Wisdom Society -- Competitiveness -- a. Globalization and Technology Relations -- b. Technology and Competitive Support -- c. Factors Affecting Global Competition -- d. Joint Competition -- e. Problems of Global Competitiveness and Health Sector Risks -- f. Competitiveness Index -- g. Diamond Model -- h. Moral and Religious Perspectives to Competition -- 2.4. Reality, Research and Development -- a. East-West race in R&D -- b. What is the R&D in Turkey? -- c. Brands that brand R&D -- d. What is the future of R&D direction? -- 2.5. Sustainability -- a. The role and responsibilities of companies in the society -- b. Risks and opportunities -- c. Main forces -- d. The Need for Sustainability -- e. Sustainabilit-- y indicators -- f. Sustainability goals -- g. Green Growth -- h. Moral and spiritual perspectives to Sustainability -- CHAPTER III Behavioral Economics and Digitally Distortive Behaviors -- 3.1. Behavior economics and risk aversion? -- 3.2. Return of Normative Social studies -- 3.3. Importance of human psychology in economics -- a) Children Psychology -- b) Youth Psychology -- c) The Poors' and Elders' Psychology 146 3.4. Confusing Rational expectations -- 3.5. Social&Community engineering of perceptions -- 3.6. Social Media Happiness as a New Way of Communication -- CHAPTER IV Cyber Capitalism and New Mode of Production -- 4.1. Rise of Capitalist workers and communist liberals -- a) State capitalism and exploitation order -- b) Capital accumulation and corruption -- c) Living conditions of laborers -- 4.2. loT and droids as a new class between white collar capitalists workers -- 4.3. Home Based Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Work -- 4.4. Smart Countries and Regions -- 4.5. Trade 2.0 and Industry 4.0 -- a) Industry 4.0 as a great revolution in industrial development -- b) Comments on new Situation after the COVID19 Pandemic -- c) Industry 4.0 of debate in Turkey -- d) Spread of virtual reality technologies -- e) Usage of Al in Management-- f) Usage of 3D Printers -- g) Digital Health and Privacy -- h) Solution to Urban Problems Approaches: -- i) E-Government and Cyber MIS Applications -- j) Community'5.0 -- k) What should be done? -- 4.6. The Advent of Quantum Computing -- a) D-Wave: 'The' Quantum Computer Firm -- b) IBM and the Universal Quantum Computer -- c) Google and New Big Actors -- d) New Seniors in the Field -- e) Business expectations -- 4.7. Industries That Can Leverage Quantum Technology -- 4.8. Divine Determining in the Quantum Realm