“What kind of world do you live in where intentions and honesty don't matter, and only "effects" do?” The world where, doing what this guy did, ignoring the in

“What kind of world do you live in where intentions and honesty don't matter, and only "effects" do?” The world where, doing what this guy did, ignoring the intentional errors part, he would be just as likely to be fired as he would be to be rewarded for automating the process. In such a world, he is more ethically obligated to feed his family than he is to turn over a tool that would increase profits for a company that would terminate him.