The best lesson Bitcoin taught me is that the currencies we grew up with are just a shared illusion.
That is the #1 criticism of Bitcoin. Which means it's a meaningless criticism.
I'd put bitcoin's inherently deflationary nature, inability to perform chargebacks, vulnerability to selfish mining, incentivizing the waste of electricity, or a myriad of its other problems far higher on the list than the fact that it has no intrinsic value. Outside the above argument, its lack of intrinsic value isn't that common a criticism, nor is it really relevant.