If you only have time to check two numbers before a first date, make them Chemistry and Resonance. Chemistry is the closest read we have to "will there be a spark," pulled from attraction-linked placements across both charts. Resonance is a broader harmony score — less about heat, more about whether being around this person feels easy.
Early relationships run on exactly those two things. Nobody falls for someone because their Team fate is strong; nobody stays home on a Friday because Lifestyle compatibility is high. Those two — how you function under pressure, and how your daily rhythms line up — matter enormously, but they matter on a longer clock. They're the ones that decide whether year two feels like a partnership or a negotiation.
This isn't an argument for ignoring the other four. It's an argument for reading them at the right time. Check Chemistry and Resonance before you meet. Revisit Team and Lifestyle once you're actually building a life around someone, when they have something real to describe.