On this episode of Ten Hundred, we start with a peculiarity you might not have noticed: Christmas tinsel seems to have faded from memory and from storefronts. What's up with tinsel?

Next, we dive into our own misperceptions of time. How old is Nintendo, really, and when was the first escalator actually invented? We explore how memory can bend dates and reveal surprising truths.

We cap things off with a story that sounds almost too strange to believe: an artist who sold an invisible sculpture for $18,000. What does the sale say about value, perception, and the boundaries between art and idea?

We aren't invisible. If you can see us, join us.