High school graduate in conversation:

“You can’t be unenlightened anymore”

What drives young people, how do they view the world? In his new series "We're not like that!", author Robert Schneider seeks to talk to young people. He recently met with high school graduate Lilly Jordan.

"I could speak dialect, but it would seem unnatural," says the young lady sitting opposite me. When her parents came to Vorarlberg from Bavaria - her mother is a pharmacist, her father an engineer - Lilly Jordan was just one year old. She is currently preparing for her A-levels at BORG Götzis. I immediately sense that I'm dealing with a young woman who knows exactly what she wants and has clear ideas about her life. She can articulate herself brilliantly. She is more interested in differentiation than in making snap judgments.