SEEing exercise

 I'm investigating methods to educate system 1. Take the following position:

Black to move

8/6pk/2Q1bp1p/8/5b2/2Bq1N1P/P4PP1/6K1 b - - 0 32

Wat elements are there to SEE?

• the line of attack c4 / f1, building up a battery
• the covering of the skedaddle square h2
• the back rank mate
• the interference of the white defense of Bc3 by the white Queen

After 1. ... Bc4 2. Nd2

Black to move

What is there to SEE?

• the knight covers the mating square f1
• black cannot take with Bxd2 since the black Queen is then overloaded

The white bishop on c3 is taboo too because of the double attack of the white Queen:

Black to move

• white bishop is taboo
• double attack with white Qe4 => Kh7+  and Bf4

And after 2, ,,, Bd5:

White to move

What is there to SEE?

• The black bishop moves to d5 where it no longer overloads the black Queen
• The black bishop moves with tempo
• Essentially this is a duplo attack on the white Queen and Knight

Treat it as a SEEing exercise:

• SEE all the bullet points above
• don't worry about the tree of analysis. Let Mr. Stockfish take care of that
• don't worry about move orders

As you see, there are quite an amount of different words to SEE: lines of attack, double attack, interference, moves with additional punch, loading a battery etcetera. If your system 1 learns to SEE these elements, you will see that calculations become much more easy. There is no silver bullet. Which doesn't prevent me from looking for one.