Stickler for rules - less intelligent ?

I used to work in a certain company in the finance sector where, if someone was having a red tape related problem, I would cut them a free pass on the grounds of

a- I wouldnt be found out, and

b- It was some stupid rule made by some fcuknut who makes more than I did who hadnt a fcuking clue about the real world

Yet I had some colleagues who would freeze an account if the dots oin the is and crosses werent on the ts. Morons. tbh Id rather top myself than return to an office environment.

I think rules suit different types of intelligence. Alot of people like rules, like structure order and balance, they see it as necessary and are frustrated when these rules are not adhered to.
There are people who like to be organised from going to meeting to going to gig, nothing too spontaneuous, never unprepared. The people who will sensibly leave a night out at a proper hour so not to be tired for the following morning. These people usually have tidy desks.

Theres is also a more adventurous intelligence in people, people who question rules and authority. People who always ask why, not in a cheeky way. People who says the first thing that comes into their heads, who leave their front door on a night out and have no idea whats in store.

Both sets of personalties are required in our world. The first set allows us to work, it makes sure accounts are balanced and road are safe and trains run on time.
The latter intelligence make short cuts, have bigger ideas. Makes cars faster, makes things more efficient and helps workplaces adapt and progress and even give them a kick in the arse.

Intelligence comes in different forms. If one student studies for 1hour on a subject every Friday night for 6 months and another does no study but crams for an entire week before hand and they both get the same mark then who is more intelligent?