Does each one of us have a some sort of product code? (introvert vs extrovert)

[Hotteok]

I once told one of my close friends that my mother's worried if she ever gets resurrected, that she'll not be the same.

That person who'll get resurrected is not she.. it's someone else.

 

And he playfully grinned at that and said something along the lines of .. 'well, don't worry. We all have product codes in God's mind, so being resurrected won't change that.'

Which made sense to some degree.

 

My real question is

 

Will your deepest inner person stay or will it change over time? ( in the NW)

 

For example, I'm way more extroverted than I used to .. but I still think, at the core, I'm an introvert.

I just get used to social demands and pressures.. But deep down, I don't enjoy associating with multiple people. 

Maybe in the NW, I might improve in this area but fundamentally, I don't think I'll change. 

 

I wanted to be more extroverted but I failed. 

My brain tends to be focusing on too many details of everyone in the same place that I'm in and I often misunderstand people's facial expressions.

Not really a social person.  

 

[Thesauron]

Sometimes Satan’s world and this old flesh of ours affects us more than we imagine. It affects even our personality. But being a little introvert or extrovert is just a shade within the spectrum of being human, perfect or not. Imperfection drives it to extremes. There are other effects of Satan’s world that affects us more. What about mental illnesses? Depression? Imagine that brother or sister WITHOUT their depression... Or that young kid WITHOUT Down’s.

 

But within the perfect human spectrum, no doubt we will continue to change with the world around us.

[New World Explorer]

Sin produces imperfection 

Sin is so strongly wired into humans, that only Jehovah can fix us based on legal ransom sacrifice. 

I would say that we will be shocked in a positive way, seeing how Jehovah restores us to perfection during millennium. 

At the end of it, all emotional, mental, personality problem will be gone ....we will not recognise ourselves in comparison to a imperfect previous state. The change will be profound.