About

My name is Aron Corvin, and I started Anomyst because I couldn't stop asking questions.

Not the practical kind. The other kind. The ones that hit you at 2 AM when you're supposed to be sleeping. What would it mean if time is an illusion? What if a civilization rose and fell before us and left no trace? How did people move 130-ton blocks of stone at 12,000 feet above sea level without wheels or iron?

I'm not a physicist, an archaeologist, or an academic. I'm just someone who reads too much and can't let go of a good mystery. Every article on this site starts the same way, with a question that grabs me and won't let go, and ends when I've followed every thread I can find, from the peer-reviewed papers to the footnotes that lead nowhere.

This site is entirely my own project, from the words to the code. I built it by hand because I wanted it to feel like mine: fast, clean, and built for reading, not for tracking you.

If you have a question you can't shake, or a story that doesn't fit neatly anywhere, I'd love to hear it. Get in touch.

Until then, thanks for being here. The world is stranger than we give it credit for, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who notices.