Do time pass slower in a fridge?

>time is temperature

>>9099632
If you put a molecule, like quartz used in atomic clocks, in a fridge, the vibrations will be slower down to absolute zero, where quantum motion stops.

Time passes negligibly slower in the fridge.

>>9099641
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle prevents motion from coming to a complete stop. Go read some quantum mechanics, you brainlet