This is exactly the reason why burning bitcoin or any cryptocurrency is a thing.
Why do altcoin projects create a large supply and then announce a partial burn, and why don't they create a coin with a small supply in the first place? Don't be so naive as to fall into those silly traps, burning supply is just one of many tricks that makes investors believe that when scarcity occurs, an increase in value is inevitable.
People attempt to remove some bitcoin out of the circulation so that its supply decreases therefore increasing more of its value. They do this by sending bitcoin into an address only to never be accessed ever again.
Are you brave enough to send your bitcoins to those dead wallets to increase the value of bitcoins? The value of bitcoin depends on the use cases it brings us, supply is just one of many factors that contribute to bitcoin's success.
Even though that might seem like a good thing, it has consequences associated with it. By burning bitcoin it might never be used as a currency and will just be used as an investment tool.
Don't rush to think about that scenario, look at what's going on, do you view and use bitcoin as a currency or are you looking at it as an investment to generate high profits? I think limited supply is not a good reason to deny that we don't use bitcoin as a currency.