I'm a brainlet and have been out of engineering undergrad for 10 years. I was just day dreaming and was wondering, does time have a direct relationship with energy? If you remove all of the energy from a system, or make the system's temperature absolute zero, does time stop within the system? Does time move at different relative rates due to disperate energy quantities / temperature? I keep using temperature because it's the easiest way for me to understand the local energy of static objects.

If these questions are retarded, please let me know and explain why so I don't ever talk about it in public if I start daydreaming again.