No one person or company has ever found every wild, how many has Tavis found, LMAO. Kaspersky found the NSA Trojan, Tavis didn't, LMAO. How many exploits have been found in windows-
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Security packages are a lot like condoms. In other words, as with condoms, the other security package is also not 100% effective. As well, owing to one's very own predilections, your mileage may vary. Neither is snake oil.
All antivirus programs are pure snake oil. I stopped using those snake oil programs years ago and have not had any issues on my systems. Common sense goes a lot further than any resource hogging security suite.
I did too and agreed with you and others saying A/V is snake oil, right. But don't neglect computer security please. There are other many solution which actually works: Anti-exe, policy based restriction programs, sandbox, light virtualization and a long etc.