Even assuming this is a good idea in theory, it's probably not possible. If you're going to publish a full paper defending an idea, it's going to have enough of your writing style in it to identify you.
Academics early in their careers have to publish a lot in order to advance. With more of that publishing moving to freely available online sources, it will be pretty easy to automate attribution. If this journal is freely available online, there will probably even be a browser extension to add attribution.
The only way to publish anonymously is to not also publish under your real name. Even then we'll be able to at least apply a consistent pseudonym to your writing and you'd always be one named publication away from full identification.
Academics early in their careers have to publish a lot in order to advance. With more of that publishing moving to freely available online sources, it will be pretty easy to automate attribution. If this journal is freely available online, there will probably even be a browser extension to add attribution.
The only way to publish anonymously is to not also publish under your real name. Even then we'll be able to at least apply a consistent pseudonym to your writing and you'd always be one named publication away from full identification.