What would you be interested to see in a hypothetical PF3e?

The remaster has come and gone, and while I expect that we'll continue to get new 2e content for years to come, I don't expect much about the core game to change. So, I'm curious, if Paizo (however many years down the line) announced they were working on a 3rd edition, what changes would you be interested in seeing?

What I'm not really interested in is "What changes to 2e do you still want?" What things that necessarily cannot happen in 2e because of the way it's designed would be interesting to you?

For example, given the remaster's general goal of distancing themselves from D&D and the OGL, I'd be curious to see what Paizo would do if they scrapped the 6 core attributes (Str, Dex, Con, Int, Wis, Cha). There's already an Alternate Ability Scores variant rule, but it is not perfect since abilities and monsters are created using the default slate of abilities, so a lot of GM tweaks are required. Would they scrap Constitution altogether and have one "body" stat? (I know a common criticism of any TTRPG with Constitution is that you are required to invest in it for HP, so it feels less like a reward for improving it and more of a "how much can I afford to sacrifice for the abilities I actually want") I also like the separation of Dexterity into a manual dexterity and agility ability. I also think Wisdom could be reinterpretted into a Senses or Awareness ability since its connection to the conventional understanding of "wisdom" is loose at best.

Anyway, that's just me. What do you all think?