Scorpion Pawn structure?

I have been scrolling through, and I found this very interesting pawn structure duringmy opening study. What do you think?

I think white wins this position :),

yeah, but this is the position I saw it in: Just scrolling random games in Big Database 2014

I prefer the 'Captain Jack Sparrow' structure, reached in the lesser known Game 22 of Fischer-Spassky 1972

lol @General-Mayhem.

In the position you posted, the doubled pawns are good because the f4 and e5 pawns prevent black's break, e5.

It's actually a draw....w/ worst play.

That's how a scorpion looks, sort of.

It is not like a normal scorpion, but just get a basic drawing of a scorpion

Can anybody let me know if you can find this in any other games

Not quite sure whether this is applicable. 
But In the classical Nimzo-Indian, there is a line that oleg romanishin used frequently. This structure might appear in one of those games, although the bishop is not fianchettoed in comparision to the posted diagram where is probably would have been.  

d4 nf6 c4 e6 nc3 Bb4 Qc2 d5 xd5 Qxd5 Nf3 Qf5. 

Apparently if you search it in Chessbase, you can find hundreds of games

I'll see if there is any famous ones and I will post it here :)