The pragmatic reason is that it takes a lot of time. As a product designer at a company that actually tackles exactly this problem, we generally have approximat

The pragmatic reason is that it takes a lot of time. As a product designer at a company that actually tackles exactly this problem, we generally have approximately 0ms to stop a user's workflow in order to teach them a cool concept. Building intuition DURING their workflow is where things get really exciting for designers though. Edit: Should point out that I'm not quite sure if you're suggesting we teach this in school, or...? But I read this as a designer's job to teach this in-product.