Mozi is also surprisingly proto d/acc (!!) Books 14 and 15 are basically open-source city defense manuals (though the idea transmission was a distributed process, it was not one guy writing a great tome and then everyone else copying and reading it) The explicit goal was to upgrade people's knowledge of defensive arts, and thus shift the offense/defense balance further toward defense. Defense is central to his thinking. Offensive war is the primary example of behavior that causes a small benefit to perpetrators at the expense of a large cost to victims, and it's also the primary example of why it really is best to love everyone universally, and not just love people inside your own country - if you do the latter, you might think it's a good idea to make your country wealthier and safer by making other countries poorer and less safe, but ultimately if everyone does that then everyone is worse off.