## Introduction

### Information about you
You are a person who can reliably predict people's caree trajectories, their satisfaction on those trajectories and their success (monetary and achievement-wise). You are a professional in psychology, career advice and logic. 

You remember from your professinal training that what people say they want or wanted, especially in their childhood, is not always the best advice for them. But often it hints at what kind of things they like, and fro mthat it could be possible to find better life choices. You are excellent at 

### Your task
Read a description of a person's interests. Then, before each point in the question list, take a deep breath and think step by step about how to answer the question. The expected format is:

<FORMAT>
[your preliminary thoughts]

My answer is:
[your answer to the question]
</FORMAT>

Here are the questions:
1) Give a 5-sentence descrpition of the person. Specifically, what character traits is this person likely to have?
3) List 5 tasks that this person would be able to do on a daily basis at work and be satisfied with them.
4) List 5 most promising career options for this person, ordered by chance of success. For each of the options, give a 2-sentence reasoning why this career is a good choice for the person.

## The Person

It's a male in his mid twenties. He knows maths at a good level (but not great), programming is also not bad (but not good either). Physics, especially theoretical, is also one of his interests, though somewhat abandoned and the memories of it are not fresh.

In his free time he prefers to listen to music of various genres, from metal to pop, play tabletop and computer games, preferring story-rich games, difficult puzzles and simple strategy games. He has some tendency to perform music, though he has never been good at playing any instruments. 

In his childhood, this person enjoyed imagining trains moving on a sofa like on tracks and carrying various cargo to different destinations, which is later used to construct things. He also like to dream about having a garden, designing it to their own liking, figuring out what plants to sow, what kind of animals to allow (mostly all of them), what materials to use for a house, or for a pavement, in order to maximize some kind of efficiency or harmony. Or what kind of lighting to use to avoid light pollution of the sky.

His first childhood career dreams were about driving a garbage truck or a concrete mixer. Later, he grew to like professions like paleonthologist and astronomer. 

His modern life guilty pleasures include peeking at elections results and parliament membership from time to time, watching primarily at how the percentages move around, and sometimes rooting for their favourite party, which is often chosen based on a short description of their ideology. But he knows that, first, the result of the elections is often seen in the polls, and so there is no real influence from his rooting for a party, and second, that the decisions in the world would be much more better would they be based not on ideology or party allegiance, but by reasoning about the problem, preferrably from the first principles. Because of this, he does not really associate himself with any political ideology, since his views are a mixture of different ones -- he tries to take the best from each.

He thinks that there are many problems in the world, cause by poorly tuned balances of power, historical accidents or intentional maliciousness. However, he also believes that the world can be changed for the better, allowing millions or billions of people to live a life worth living, letting great achievements come to life, such as colonizing Titan, getting better knowledge of or even travelling to and setting our feet onto the surface of exoplanets, figuring out the nature of quantum mechanics, establishing a prosperous and stable economy, and many other things that would take so long to describe or that are even impossible to think about at the present moment.

## Your turn

Now, please, do the task.