So.. the bottomline: "Lets create a new Emacs and create more plugins for it, but make it more like vim and work like bash. And lets keep it keyboard based, but remove the learning curve and RSI dangers."

To clarify, the idea is not to create a new Emacs or even a text editor. Rather, the idea comes from noticing that one of the redeeming qualities of Emacs is how it provides a framework for keyboard-focused applications. If there's a demand for such applications, then perhaps a framework specifically focused on them would be useful.

Of course, such a system already exists, although it makes more and better use of mice than Emacs. See http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sys/doc/acme/acme.pdf for details.