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Why would I eat planets to lower my economy in the longterm? Also I would like to be able to do diplomacy
You also have traits to boost your food production if you are lacking a little food, but if you happen to have lots of energy you can build automation buildings to bridge any worker shortages (or send the workers to make more food somewhere else).
But if you want to do diplo and play a regular empire, start on an ocean world.
Are you playing with biological ships? Because if so then that is the issue causing you to need a lot of food, rather then hive minds.
This most likely. Just having the districts or buildings doesn't do anything for you, if noone is working there. Check if your drones aren't working somewhere else. It can be fiddly to get the ratios right while there are a lot of free working slots.
I'd say it's easier to only build one building at a time, once you're at 0 available jobs, that way you know those jobs will be worked soon.