New Field Theory and quantum theory share significant similarities, particularly in their agreement that light and energy are delivered in fixed quanta and that there are no classical fields, only interactions among particles. However, they diverge in their foundational approaches, with quantum theory employing a reverse engineering method from the Big Bang, while New Field Theory focuses on observed electromagnetic phenomena. Key differences arise in their explanations of electromagnetic fields and energy transfer, with quantum theory suggesting that fields result from electron and ion vibrations, which raises contradictions regarding energy levels and virtual photons. New Field Theory posits that there are no independent electric or magnetic fields, only electromagnetic fields, and emphasizes the vacuum as a source-free field. The discussion highlights ongoing debates about the nature of electrical energy flow in conductors and the validity of quantum mechanics in explaining these processes.