I disagree with you completely! I work as a computer tech and I have to say that people do NOT adapt very well. Stick a middle aged craftsman in front of a computer and tell him this is how people do their jobs now and he will fumble around and not really have any idea what is going on, UNTIL HE RETIRES! He'll get by, but never will he be comfortable. Young people that have not yet acquired their preferred place in this world have no problems. That, however, is what young people are meant to do - explore and find their place. Exploring requires an element of adaption. If you resurrected an ancient Sumerian young adult, sure he may adapt well after a few years. Resurrect an ancient Sumerian in his late 40s and you'll never see him fully adapt.

This is a very interesting point and I'd like to hear more non-lawyer experts hammer out the imagined ramifications of this. (After all, that is what /. is best at!)