Don't you still start out in physics by learning Newtonian physics? I'm sure if you looked hard enough you'd find excellent coles-notes-esque summaries of Niet

Don't you still start out in physics by learning Newtonian physics? I'm sure if you looked hard enough you'd find excellent coles-notes-esque summaries of Nietzsche's arguments, so you don't really need to read them at all. But that would be the difference between reading a summary of Newton's laws and the Principia itself.