I don't see any beauty in it, I see additional complexity with no added value.
They are good enough if not perfect.That would be fun to play test, but I don't think any of my players would care to do that.On this note, though, the forum's Grod the Giant also put together some rules for playing 5e without ability scores (included in this, I think), which might be an easier pitch than tweaking the ability score system.
They just want to play.
They don't demand perfection. "Good enough" is fit for purpose.