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Yes, it shares an unrelated property with the flu. "At some time" is not like "every year".

• herbst 5y ago
  I never said every year, as far as I've read into this I still think it's likely to assume that you won't be protected (well) after 10 years. No idea why you think it's a rumor
  • anoncake 5y ago
    You said "like the flu". That means every year.
    • herbst 5y ago
      I never got a flu shot, I was not aware that I was implying a time frame here. Point taken
    • unstatedAnswers 5y ago
      I don’t think it’s fair to frame their intent that way. “Like” does not mean “exactly”. A period of time on the order of years is fine.
      • anoncake 5y ago
        It's how I understood it, and I don't think it's even ambiguous. If you say something is like the flu vaccine that implies you're referring to a property that vaccines in general don't have – you would just have said "vaccine" then. See Griece's maxim of quantity. Not lasting infinitely is such a common property. It's not what they intended, sure, but that the Covid vaccine has to be refreshed every year or so is what I understood and what they actually said.