That deep nest of function calls is why I love languages that have bash-style pipelining as a built in feature, either with explicit shell piping features, or where everything Function(myObj) is also implicitly myObj.Method()

Then it becomes (eg PowerShell, a language I hate but use constantly)

  Faz | 
      Far |
      Baz |
      Bar |
      Foo

Or (more C++/Java/C#-ish)

  Faz()
      .Far()
      .Baz()
      .Bar()
      .Foo()

In this way the data and execution flows forwards instead of backwards and you don't have a pyramid of indentation.

I don't know why we're so stuck on prefix notation for function calls. Postfix is just easier to read in long chains.