Target Arrows RT or LT offset

I can assure you there’s no shooter on this sight that can tell a difference. It doesn’t matter anyway. You hear some moon cadet every once in awhile say that the arrow actually stops and then spins the other way . In fact Chris Perkins said that exact thing. When the string is twisted in a direction, it will turn the arrow in the direction from nothing other that the nock coming off the string . I fletch helical and offset for rest clearance, that’s it.
To show some at a club not to long ago, me a friend of mine took my target rig that I was going to replace the strings on and took that bow out of tune about as bad as you could get. Bottom cam was hitting about almost 1/2” before top. Move the rest way out so the arrow was pointing out to one side, then raised the rest to get nock way higher than it was. The bow had 60# limbs that when done, was pulling about 54# and draw length went from 27.5” to almost a 1/4” short. Then I took 2 500 spine arrows, 2 300 spine arrows and an x-cutter of a 150 soine. Started at 5 yards and moved back while moving nothing but the sight to hit the x on a 5-spot target. At 20 yards with all that mess , I shot 6 ends of 5 arrows (30) and scored a 150/24x. Saying that to say this. There’s so much in archery that isn’t what some think. And as long as the shooter is consistent, the bow will shoot scores . Seen pics and videos of guys shooting 2 vanes, or 3 different vanes, and some backwards at long distances and still hit the mark. Fletch the direction that gives you the best clearance and stay at around 2-3 degrees whichever you do.