Explicit knowledge may be embodied in action and practice so that the individual acquiring the knowledge can re-experience what others have gone through. Nonaka and Takeuchi (1995) state that alternatively individuals could acquire tacit knowledge in virtual situations, either vicariously by reading manuals or others’ stories, or experientially through simulations or experiments. Tacit knowledge can also be acquired through sharing ideas, debates, interview processes, as well as conflict handling and resolutions.