Maybe this does. Merlyn has been building wheels like this for years. They're more of a novelty than meeting a technical need, but as long as the barrel of the hub is strong enough to resist twisting, they hold up fine.

BTW- when the hub isn't strong enough, the center twists only enough to relax tension until it's within the barrel's strength range. The wheel does not suddenly collapse. Years ago I built a rear like this just to prove a point. The hub twisted slightly, then stabilized and the wheel lasted until it was destroyed in a crash.

There's no sense to these odd patterns, but they're not in any way unsafe.