Ernst Meyer wrote:

> Kierkegaard explicitly declared objectivity to be falsehood.

Kevin Solway explained:

> "Explicitly" eh?  Then it must be true!

No, I don't think that follows at all. One of the dictionary
definitions of the word "explicit" is "unreserved and unambiguous"
and it is in this sense that I used the adverb "explicitly."

The statement:
  "Kierkegaard explicitly declared objectivity to be falsehood."
is but a more emphatic variation of the statement:
  "Kierkegaard declared objectivity to be falsehood."

Adding emphasis, or even shouting from the roof-top,
does not make a true statement false or a false statement
true.

   One may, however, reasonably infer that the statement:
"Objectivity is falsehood," in order to be true, must be a
subjective statement. If I read Kierkegaard correctly, he
implicitly claimed subjectivity for everything that he said. 

                                     Ernst Meyer