What does the date of birth add?
The date supplies two numbers: the Origin number, which is the day reduced, and the Master number, which is the whole date summed once and reduced. The name digit is then read against each of them in both directions of the friendship table, and the four readings decide whether the name is Strong, Supported, Neutral or a Clash. Without the date, Name Score still reads the compound and the digit; with it, the founder-fit dimension carries fifteen of the hundred points.
A worked example
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The four directions
The table is not symmetric. 4 befriends 7 and 7 only tolerates 4; 1 opposes 8 and 8 opposes 1. A name digit is friendly to a founder number when both directions are friend or one is friend and the other neutral, and opposed when either direction is opposed. That is why the calculator prints all four readings rather than one verdict.
What to do with a Clash
Do not change the founder. Change the spelling: Name Variants finds respellings within two edits, and most Clashes move to Supported with one doubled letter. Activate the new spelling where the name is read: the signboard, the invoices and the handles.
What the report adds
Three scored respellings, the sector table, karmic flags on the unreduced totals, a dated 30-day plan and a remedy kit with live prices.
Frequently asked questions
Which matters more, Origin or Master number?
Both are read. The Origin number describes how a founder acts, the Master number what the years bring; a Strong name is supported by both.
Can I use the calculator without a date?
Yes. The founder-fit dimension is dropped and the weights rescaled; the compound and digit readings stand.
Is a Neutral fit bad?
No. Neutral is silence, not opposition, and scores 70 of 100 on the founder dimension.