No. I'm on about the wobble that would have to happen if those seasons were down to a spinning globe on a tilt and going around a centralised sun, as we're shown.
Let me make this more clear.
If you were to place a stick through a swing ball at an angle so the top of the stick faces into the swing ball pole and swung it around that pole, the stick would still point to that pole from the top, all the way around it. We can assume the pole is the centralised sun.
But because this wouldn't solve the seasons argument they had to change it to a wobble but it makes no sense for something to do that.
It makes no sense for it to spin around a sun in any way but that's another argument.
The big con job is when we get told to get a globe and tilt it then walk around a table or light but few people don't realise how they are twisting the globe as they move around the light.
It appears legit until you actually take a good look at it.
It's utter nonsense.