Twisted nocks and other shapes

In some "blue sky" thinking, I was wondering if you could get a bareshaft to spin via some modification to the nock. If the throat of the nock had a twist of, say 60 degrees, from the base of the throat to the ears, then when the arrow disconnects from the string it would be forced to rotate. I couldn't come to any conclusion about whether it would do so at any reasonable speed, or if it would be more likely to just break the nock, or if any rotation would quickly dissipate, so figured...

Twisted nocks and other shapes