Possibility of reviving languages, Hebrew-style

I've thought about this many times, perhaps it would be possible to turn an artificial language like Esperanto into a natural one, just like in the case of Hebrew.

If one could find enough Esperanto speakers willing to live in an Esperanto-speaking environment, in a given geographic location and raising successive generations to speak the language, life, sort of speak, could be given to a seeming artificial, un-natural, dead language.

Therefore, when people around the world felt the need to learn Esperanto they would have an established "living" standard for the language.

This would be a major breakthrough for the language.

the Cornish language has been revived over the last few decades after being extinct since the 18th century. There are now several thousand speakers and even a few tens of people who are considered native speakers as they have been brought up speaking the language.