Meno is not nearly as eager, and instead he expresses what must be counted as the linguistic equivalent of the stingray's touch. If we are not yet concemed about the plight of Socrates' inquiry, Meno's expression of his worry should trigger such concem. He says at 80d [Book Review]

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