TTOTC chapter, “Me in the Middle”

[trueyeti]

As a hypothetical searcher just starting out, you have read the clue given by Forrest Fenn that reads; “tight focus with a word that is key”.

Using TTOTC chapter title, “Me in the Middle,” can you arrive at the answer that, “I,” is a word that is key?

Given Guidelines:
Ask yourself, what is another word for the word, "Me?”

Hint #1
When referring to themselves a person will use the words, “me and I,” interchangeably.

The word, “I,” becomes rendered into focus. Abstraction and an open mind allow this and possibly provides an answer to one of Forrest’s riddles.

Abstraction allows the hypothetical new searcher to create conceptual data points (breadcrumbs), for an answer to Forrest’s riddle; “tight focus with a word that is key”. Two data points so far:

1. The "Bisti question for your brain" string shows “I,” and “Eye,” and New Mexico.

2. This string shows that the word “I” is another conceptual data point (bread crumb).

Skepticism should be maintained to keep confirmation bias in check. These two items are only conceptual data points, more will follow. How many does the hypothetical searcher need before planning a boots on the ground trip?

[Daniel A]

Fenn Eye Blue?

[crazyfamily]

What was it he told Stephan the Pantsless Pirate?