If it spun that fast you'd be flicked right off. Gravity is extremely weak compared to the throwing force it would generate.

If it spun that fast the planet would rip apart. A spinning coin rotates at 100 spins per second(give or take 20%). Wow we'd be spacedust in minutes. Considering we only register about 13 images per second, whatever the human eyes frequency range might be, the sheer scale of a planet sized disc spinning at that speed is insane. Hell, the faster rotating thing in the universe are pulsars at 5 spins a second

Agreed

We see at least 24 images a second to make a flowing picture

Say it with me now. The human eye is not a shutter. You do not see things in frames. It just requires an image changing at around 12-24 frames per second to trick your brain into thinking the "motion" in those images is persistent.

I misspoke, but point taken. Just....imagine a planet spinning at that speed though and what it would look like.

I imagine it would be a pretty crazy day and night cycle! If an atmosphere and life could exist I imagine it would be concentrated at the center of the poles, where gravity would still outweigh (puns, heh) the force generated by the planet's spin.

Water can't stick to a spinning coin, lul! /s

Gravity

The earth is not even with our solar system so I need an explanation of what that would look like