Been on the road, so here’s two weeks’ worth of top links. Plus final reminder: this Thursday (10th December) is the deadline for comments on the book draft – you know what to do.
Zen Carpark (right)
The difference between US and UK, summed up in one 8 second video
Why is Einstein famous when no-one can understand relativity?
Cinderella Issues update:
Road safety is an equity issue. Low income countries have 1% of vehicles, but 16% of all road deaths
Big tobacco increasingly targets (& kills) the young in poor countries. Why are no big NGOs campaigning on the modern opium wars?
Professors v Jedi, left [h/t Shit Academics Say]
National MDG implementation: lessons for the SDG era. Better late than never!
Temporary versus permanent power shifting technologies (aka The Bomb v The Pill) by Tom Steinberg on his new blog
Causes of death in Shakespeare plays, below – delightful pie chart [h/t 
@spookyjulie]
Best things I’ve read on the Paris Climate Change negotiations:
How Copenhagen rebooted the theory of change behind international talks
Role of faith leaders in changing the debate
Saleemul Huq’s daily updates on the progress of the talks will be essential viewing as talks hot up when ministers arrive this week (here’s an example from last week)
Off topic, but it’s starting to feel Christmassy, so who cares? Adele, Jimmy Fallon & The Roots covering Hello with classroom instruments [v Chris Blattman]