Interesting Links for 20-05-2015

The Quiet Zone: 13,000 square miles where mobile phones are banned

(tags: space telescope radio phones quiet )

Shell Oil’s Cold Calculations for a Warming World

(tags: oil energy globalwarming thefuture )

How To Fight The Filter Bubble

(tags: opinion Twitter society )

Awe may promote altruistic behavior

(tags: altruism society psychology )

Next faces £22m bill after court finds retailer diverted cash to avoid tax

(tags: tax uk )

How to make a dragonscale dress

(tags: dragons clothing gameofthrones )

When your inflatable airbag/helmet explodes into life...

(tags: cycling technology video accident )

Why We Age

(tags: age aging evolution biology )

Simon Pegg on science fiction, commercialisation, and society.

(tags: scifi society )

A Former Informant Describes the Violent and Sartorially Complicated World of Biker Gangs

(tags: motorcycle violence gangs society )

Letter to My Hometown: Edinburgh, you classy tart

(tags: Edinburgh )

The French government has totally ruled out any EU treaty change for David Cameron

(tags: France Europe conservatives )

Beware summary statistics

(tags: statistics )

Poverty shapes how children think about themselves

(tags: poverty children psychology )

A preliminary taxonomy of the voices inside your head

(tags: psychology voice )

List of animals with fraudulent diplomas

(tags: animals academia funny )

Is there a name for phenomena named after an instance of themselves?

So, for instance, The Streisand Effect is named after an example of The Streisand Effect, The Baader Meinhof phenomenon is named after an example of the Baader Meinhof phenomenon, and there have been various syndromes named after a famous person who suffered from them.

It's a kind of synecdoche, possibly. Anyone got any ideas?