As he wrote to me: "I love the ingenuity that goes into trying to think of the most perverse things you can do within the game that the designers would have never intended or foreseen someone trying.
He will do that himself and it will be hard to recall the truth once he starts — like his claim two days after being warned that no one could have foreseen the levees in New Orleans failing, or after years of having it pointed out, Condi Rice's claims that no one could have foreseen someone hijacking airplanes and using them as missiles.
I'm no Dionne Warwick, but in the near future I foresee someone dying on film while skating.
Nobody could foresee that someone could make art out of a cow's head and flies, a sheep in a tank of formaldehyde, or a row of girls in brand-new Nikes with penises coming out of their heads.
Foreseeing that someone might come to some harm should not be enough to find you guilty of a homicide offence.
"I can foresee stories where someone in Isis might be driven by a desert demon," he says.
In fact, for those in Mr. Bezos's closest circle of friends, a self-styled group of Silicon Valley's elite, he retains the status of mystical visionary -- someone who foresaw a period of darkness and is prepared to carry on until the Internet's destiny is inevitably fulfilled.
"The idea that someone can foresee the actions of someone else makes a mockery of any law," says Gloria Morrison, from Joint Enterprise: Not Guilty by Association (JENGbA), a campaign group that represents those sentenced under this particular law.
The Supreme Court of Appeal heard arguments that Pistorius could have foreseen he would kill someone when he fired four shots through the door of a locked bathroom cubicle.
Bob Sullivan, professor of criminal law at Sussex University, told the BIJ that if a group fight broke out and one young man "doesn't get involved in the fight but he stays there in support of his mates" then he could end up being convicted of murder - "if the prosecution can prove that he foresaw the slight risk of someone being seriously harmed".
