I don't understand how you can champion this video at all, given the large contradictions it has with your stated beliefs.
Starting at 6:20 he gives a good explanation of some of the problems with the unipolar circular earth model that round earthers have been pointing out for years. I often see this with other flat earth models - someone will applly critical thinking to the unipolar model, but won't continue to apply that same thinking to their pet model.
He takes timeanddate.com times for sunrises and sunsets to make many of his arguments about why the unipolar model is wrong. Many on this forum refuse to accept timeanddate.com times - are you accepting them now?
He believes that on the equinoxes you get 12 hours daylight everywhere, which seems to be contentious with some flat earthers. Do you accept this now?
He accepts nonstop flights between southern hemisphere cities that you have claimed don't exist. (18:00 or so in the video) Do you accept these flights now?
One of the justifications for his model is that you have to have people "from the four corners of the earth" to fit scripture, but almost all his models have one or more corners at/near the poles where nobody lives.
He EMBRACES the PacMan problem. (22:00)
This has some weird problems - it seems like he's saying the earth is flat and continuous, not a cylinder. So either the earth is repeated infinitely, or you teleport from one side to the other when travelling. But it really sounds like he's saying it goes on forever. Does that mean there are infinite Japans, with identical people living there? If I fly east to Japan, and you fly west to Japan, are we in two different japans? If we meet eachother there, are we meeting different instances of ourselves? He refuses to consider the cylinder possibility.
None of these models handle over-the-pole flights, which he was just positing as reality earlier in the movie.
I don't get how someone can apply critical thinking so clearly to something for 5 minutes, and then turn around and completely ignore critical thinking as it would be applied to his new pet models that are equally inaccurate.