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In 2021, amid debate over COVID-19's origin, a viral WeChat post claimed the virus had arrived at the Huanan market on imported seafood. The post also contained maps of Huanan market stalls later examined for origin clues.
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Disputed I could not verify the submitted wording from the Facebook URL: that page was not fetchable here, and the submitter’s source passage is only descriptive, not the quote text. A same-day Science Magazine Bluesky post dated 2026-03-16 instead says the virus “came to China from Maine on frozen lobsters sold at the Wuhan market” and continues with a different second sentence, so I found no reliable source for the submitted two-sentence wording. This makes the stored quote materially altered rather than verbatim. ([]()) · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 21h ago
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