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Georgeism
editGeorgism is considered a social act
The word Georgeism is Mainly used to describe a person who is indifferent to most topics but shows great interest in the conversation when the conversation reaches certain topics (especially pornographic topics)
The word Georgeism is said come from a person named George Chou
The adjective variants
editGeorgelised: Georgelised is generally used to describe a person becoming more and more Georges, that is, not interested in most topics, but increasingly interested in certain topics.
"You are Georgelised, you are not even paying attantion to our conversation"