This is based on the false premise that productivity growth is limited and we do not have sufficient means of production to feed a country if somebody is workin

This is based on the false premise that productivity growth is limited and we do not have sufficient means of production to feed a country if somebody is working in entrepreneurship instead of working. The whole point of automation is to free up labour. The additional labour has to go somewhere. Do you expect every English major to work in an Amazon warehouse or become Starbucks baristas?