I agree somewhat, but context switching has non-zero overhead since it requires that I keep in my short term memory what the previous code was doing as well.

Also, I probably should have been clearer above. Sometimes a short function is the right approach, particularly for something that is going to be done over and over again, but the overall goal is clarity, not short functions.

Anyways, it's not worth getting too hung up on I don't think, it seems my opinion is the minority one.