Understanding context is important when trying to spot logical fallacies. Here are a few reasons why it can be tricky:

1. Ambiguity: Different situations can make arguments mean different things. This can make it hard to find mistakes in the logic.

2. Complexity: Context includes many factors like culture, the situation, and feelings. This can make it harder to analyze and may hide logical errors.

3. Subjectivity: People’s personal views can change how they see the context. This means they might make mistakes about what a fallacy really is.

To tackle these difficulties, you can:

• Do careful research.
• Build strong critical thinking skills.
• Practice spotting fallacies in different situations to improve your understanding.