Which Career Path: Theoretical Physics or Robotics?

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I want to become either a theoretical physics or something robotics/engineering related. I've always been into maths and physics and I like electronics and programming as a hobby. I also want the career that gives me space for ambition, since I want to rise to the very top(do I sound naive?).


So which one do you think I should go for?
 
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Hmm, I guess it advisable to study theoretical physics before starting a career in an experimental field.
Are you studying physics at university? Are you an undergraduate?
 
Soff said:
Are you studying physics at university? Are you an undergraduate?

I'd guess more of a high school level, but don't take my word for it. I'm not the OPer.

and to the OP, you're not alone in wanting to rise to the very top. A self-expectation of grandeur comes standard. Any less and you wouldn't be all that you could be :approve: