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What is the temperature inside a black hole?

My brother asked me this while we were driving and I've been trying to figure it out. I figured you guys could help me out!
gpt
The exact nature of the singularity is unknown. However, space inside the event horizon is weird: Any direction points towards the singularity. Since thermal energy is the process of particles bumping into each other or rather jittering around within the confines of their effective force cage, giving some impulse to their neighbors etc., all this in an overall random manner (As opposed to it all happening in the same direction - that would be identical to the whole object just moving.), we can say that between the singularity and the event horizon, the temperature is at a perfect zero, because any motion/jitter that was part of thermal energy outside the event horizon has now become a straight forward motion towards the singularity.