Perhaps it is not a disorder if it contributes to fitness (in a biological sense). Classifying "normal", albeit very distressing and obnoxious, human behavior as disordered is a misunderstanding.
>There are approximately 160,000 individuals living with bipolar disorder in Norway, and globally, around 40 to 50 million people are affected.
Does Norway have an unusually high prevalence? That is 2% of Norway's population and 0.6% of the global population
Probably Minnesota has the same rates?
Perhaps evaluation is more prevalent in a first world country.