Here's an experiment I would like those who claim this to participate in. Let's take Shirley MacLaine, one of the more prominent people who claim this. Let's choose a suicidal person, too, and call him Bill.
Shirley and Bill are standing in a field, a few yards apart. Bill is facing her, she is standing with her back to Bill. Unknown to her, Bill picks up a brick, and throw it at her.
Bill knows that the brick is flying towards her, so the brick exists, because Bill thinks of it, and is aware of it. To Shirley, the brick does not exist, because she doesn't know it does.
Once information is created (like “matter”) it cannot be destroyed, only its form (configuration or arrangement) can be modified.
The Brick initially exist as information (information NOT created by Bill incidentally). When Bill throws the brick at Shirley what has really happened is Bill’s consciousness has created information that conveys [brick thrown at Shirley]. This information is being transmitted to Shirley. It does not become reality for her until She perceives (receives) that information, either by seeing the approaching brick, or feeling the approaching brick as it strikes the back of her head (entering her perception range).
If the brick misses Shirley and She never perceives that it was thrown, then from her POV Bill never threw a brick at her. This is very similar to the notion that although little green leprechauns genuinely exist in reality on a far away planet they do not exist from your point of view until you perceive them (until you perceive evidence for their existence).
Before the brick hits Shirley, Bill shoots himself in the head, and is dead instantly. Bill stops thinking about the brick. Ergo, according to Shirley's claim, the brick ceases to exist.
If Bill wrote a book (information) before he died and then shot himself in the head, is the information in the book destroyed? What makes you believe that all of the information a consciousness created “ceases to exist” when the consciousness “ceases to exist”?
Is Shirley going to be hit by a brick or not?
If Bill transmitted the Information about the thrown brick to a neutral third party (i.e. TLOP or “God”) before he shot himself in the head, then the neutral third party is the one transmitting the information to Shirley – not Bill. Ergo, the existence of Bill is irrelevant to Shirley receiving the information about the incoming brick.

